Mine is Rosalind Franklin for her unsung work in the structure of DNA , others took the Nobel Peace prize ( all men ) lately her ground breaking work was recognised, sadly she died of cancer at the tender age of 37 .
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Mine is Rosalind Franklin for her unsung work in the structure of DNA , others took the Nobel Peace prize ( all men ) lately her ground breaking work was recognised, sadly she died of cancer at the tender age of 37 .
Sophie Scholl
I'm guessing Betty Campbell's statue has been delayed by covid so worth reminding us about her and why she was chosen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/pro...betty-campbell
Sylvia Pankhurst
Theroigne de Mericourt
Marie Curie
Ada Lovelace
Mary Seacole
Lovely lady , met her at the demo against the English Defence LeagueQuote:
Originally Posted by surge
She wasn't having any of that nonsense on her Manor
Happy International Dishwashing Day.
Just when I thought this forum couldn't get any more pretentious
I think that 6 posts in 11 years was plentyQuote:
Originally Posted by Woody bloooobird
I heard they cancelled it twice cos they weren't ready
Now THAT made me chuckleQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe Gillis
Interesting. My first experience of this ( in Poland) all of the males got together and bought roses for all of the females to thank them for being female. It was nicely done, in good taste and very respectful. Couldn’t see in happening in the UK
Brilliant , sounds a wonderful person.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
she was , I felt in awe speaking to herQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Nice one.Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
Is it over? I'm starving
How you off for shirts and bunties ?Quote:
Originally Posted by uncle bob