This document highlights the diversity of women's experiences and roles throughout history. It discusses indigenous Hopi women who were stewards of farms, businesswoman Estee Lauder who promoted beauty, author Sandra Cisneros who wrote about the Latino experience, and Ruby Bridges who integrated schools at age 6. The document also mentions that women have been enslaved, feminists throughout history, and currently hold roles as politicians like Anne Richards and soldiers. It concludes by asking why Women's History Month is celebrated each year.

1. We Are Women The Same Yet Different

2. We are Farmers Indigenous Hopi women Stewards of farm and garden plots

3. We are Businesswomen Josephine Esther Mentzee Estee Lauder - Cosmetics “ The most beautiful face in the world? It’s yours.”

4. We are Authors Sandra Cisneros The House on Mango Street

5. We Start Young Ruby Bridges at 6 years old Integrating segregated schools

6. We were Enslaved

7. We were Feminist

8. We are Feminist Gloria Steinem - Activist, Writer, Organizer Take Our Daughters to Work Day

9. We are Politicians Anne Richards Governor of Texas 1990

10. We are Soldiers

11. We have many different voices. We have many different stories.

12. we share one story But…

13. Womanhood

14. Why do we celebrate Women’s History Month?