Friday, June 17, 2011
The Guardian's Top 100 Women
http://www.guardian.co.uk
They have led countries, broken through glass ceilings and even been in space ...
Top 100 women by category
Activists and campaigners
Nawal El Saadawi:
Egyptian doctor, psychiatrist, feminist, university lecturer and writer
Art, film, music & fashion
Lady Gaga:
Outlandish dresser, performer and politicised pop icon for the Twitter generation
Business & trade unions
Carol Bartz:
The first female CEO of a major software company, Yahoo
Law
Gareth Peirce:
Lawyer whose battles against miscarriages of justice have changed legal history
Politics
Aung San Suu Kyi:
The Burmese pro-democracy leader who has inspired the world with her non-violent resistance to a brutal dictatorship
Science & medicine
Jane Goodall:
Primatologist and environmental campaigner, who has conducted groundbreaking work on chimpanzees
Sport & adventure
Caster Semenya:
Young athlete who overcame global gender taunts to win world championship
Technology
Martha Lane Fox:
Entrepreneur who founded lastminute.com and is leading the government's campaign to get people online
Television
Oprah Winfrey:
The talkshow host, actress and philanthropist - not satisfied with conquering the US - is taking on the whole world
Writing & academia
Doris Lessing:
Nobel prize-winning novelist, celebrated for writing a pioneering work of female emancipation
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