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Catherine Beecher promoted teaching as a respected career for women, helping more women enter the field of education
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Lucia M. Peabody became one of the first women to earn a college degree, breaking barriers for others who wanted higher education.
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This law created new public colleges that eventually opened doors for women to attend and earn degrees
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Anna Julia Cooper, an educator and activist, spoke out for racial and gender equality through the power of education
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After gaining the right to vote, women pushed for school reforms and equal opportunities in education
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During this time, women fought alongside civil rights leaders for equal education, pay, and fair representation in society
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This Supreme Court case ended school segregation, helping open doors for both racial and gender equality in classrooms.
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The law aimed to close the wage gap between men and women, including many working in education.
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Title IX banned sex discrimination in schools and sports, giving girls equal chances in academics and athletics
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O’Connor became the first woman on the Supreme Court, inspiring many women to pursue law, leadership, and higher education.
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This law promoted teacher training and learning materials free from gender bias.
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Women continue to push for equality and representation in science, technology, and education careers.
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Malala’s fight for girls’ education around the world inspired global movements for access and equality in learning.