By now, we all have heard that this is being proposed. Do you agree with it?
Who do you think worthy candidates would be?
I have been asking friends. Harriet Tubman has been mentioned several times.
A few ideas of worthy candidates -
Rosie the Riveter, representing the hard working women of America who rose to the challenge when their country needed them
War time nurses - A picture of three nurses of different time periods, emphasizing their service and compassion to the wounded and dying.
So when is this "Old Enough To Know Better" supposed to kick in?
I'm leaning towards two -- Clara Barton as a symbol of worldwide humanitarianism and Susan B. Anthony or Elizabeth Cady Stanton as the advance guard for women's rights. Helen Keller would please me also. I'm trying to think of women whose work has had the greatest, positive influence on the U.S. and the world.
It is about time that a female was on paper money! My candidates are-1.H.Tubman 2.S.B.Anthony 3.Mia Angelou 4.Dr.Mary Walker 5.E.C.Stanton 6.E.Roosevelt 6.R.Parks 7.E.Wilson 8.M.Jackson 9.M.Lincoln 10.Oprah [in order]----etc.Sorry BettyO and Laurie!