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TheSourcerer:
comparisons are usually between different species not the same category hence it would not be a comparison



And oh no I didn't ridicule men I wouldn't dare
Mother Theresa and Elizabeth are the ones pointed fingered of spite to , there is no man mentioned her I spited

We are all of the same species bro. I'm an anatomist and I repeat there is no such thing as gender equality. Men and women are different biologically. What the world needs is respect and value of both genders. Women will never have balls (figuratively and literally) know this and know peace

A tribute to Queen Catherine

Queen of Russia, Dominess of power and trust.
Your husband rode on the horse of folly, and drank the wine of mediocrity, king Peter iii he was called, his heart was just as stone a resemblance to his name. He took Russia on the horse of folly, and tried to lead her to the path of Africa, but the savior forbade the madness of the leader.
Each cuts to the chest of Peter is a clear reminder that sometimes violence can be the answer.
Queen Catherine a Lady with the wit of a thousand philosopher, O Queen a Lady that shaped the Nation with her imagination that transcend the counsel of princes. O queen who was the true wife of Russia

TheSourcerer:
I like you alot man ,
Quick question do you believe in Time?

Depends on what angle this question is coming from...

I know I am being a bit shifty here.

okrikaboi:
The sorcerer has wonderful content but he seems to be against the MGTOW movement recently. These women clearly did wonderfully, they are 'strong' women and we respect them. Women have and will never be stronger than men. Men shaped civilization. Men built this world and 'good women' support (as they ought to) them. There is no such thing as gender equality biologically (scientifically) speaking. Testosterone levels are different for both sexes. What we need is equal respect as we are all humans regardless of sex, race, etc. In essence the content is nice but the topic is disrespectful.

its not and be open minded about this question if it were about men ,would women come here with anger or discouraging comments about their counter parts ,
I dont like feminism in fact it is baseless and equality cannot happen ,but woman hate nah ! I have a sister man

okrikaboi:
We are all of the same species bro. I'm an anatomist and I repeat there is no such thing as gender equality. Men and women are different biologically. What the world needs is respect and value of both genders. Women will never have balls (figuratively and literally) know this and know peace

peace ,rest of mind is the best thing a man can desire In A cruel world

TheSourcerer:
Rosa Parks (1913 – 2005)

“I would like to be remembered as a person who wanted to be free... so other people would be also free.”




Rosa Parks was on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955, when the bus driver asked her to stand up and give her seat to a white man. Parks, a black seamstress, refused and in doing so sparked an entire civil rights movement in America.

Born in 1913, Parks moved to Alabama at age 11, and attended a laboratory school at the Alabama State Teachers’ College for Negroes, until she had to leave in 11th grade to care for her ill grandmother.


Before 1955, Parks was a member of Montgomery’s African-American community and in 1943 joined the Montgomery chapter of the NAACP, where she became chapter secretary.

In 1955, Alabama was still governed by segregation laws and had a policy for municipal buses where white citizens only were allowed to sit in the front, and black men and women had to sit in the back. On December 1st, there were no more seats left in the white section, so the bus conductor told the four black riders to stand and give the white man a whole row. Three obeyed, Parks did not.

Parks was subsequently arrested, and her actions sparked a wave of protests across America. When she died at the age of 92 on October 24, 2005, she became the first woman in the nation’s history to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol.

I heard about her first on the series Blackish

mansakhalifa:
Now, you are talking.

This is exactly what I was expecting when I clicked on this post. Although I was initially disappointed with the first set of names on it. Great women no doubt but very few really measured up to the title of the post.

When you say 'women with balls', I expect a list filled with women warriors and things like that. Don't blame me, I was raised to think that way.

that's what makes you awesome !!!

mansakhalifa:
Depends on what angle this question is coming from...

I know I am being a bit shifty here.

hmm
Okay

EVILFOREST:
Where is HARRIET TUBMAN..?

Yes where is she op?
Minty, araminta, Harriet Tubman

MMWandali:
good for them

Good for them?

TheSourcerer:
Marie Curie (1867 – 1934)

“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”



Polish-born Marie Curie was a pioneering physicist and scientist, who coined the term radioactivity, discovered two new elements (radium and polonium) and developed a portable x-ray machine.

Currie was the first person (not woman) who has won two separate Noble Prizes, one for physics and another for chemistry, and to this day Curie is the only person, regardless of gender, to receive Noble prizes for two different sciences.

Currie faced near constant adversity and discrimination throughout her career, as science and physics was such a male-dominated field, but despite this, her research remains relevant and has influenced the world of science to this day.

Marie, an excellent woman who died of her discoveries. I don't know which is more tragic the way she died or the way her husband Pierre died.

okrikaboi:
The sorcerer has wonderful content but he seems to be against the MGTOW movement recently. These women clearly did wonderfully, they are 'strong' women and we respect them. Women have and will never be stronger than men. Men shaped civilization. Men built this world and 'good women' support (as they ought to) them. There is no such thing as gender equality biologically (scientifically) speaking. Testosterone levels are different for both sexes. What we need is equal respect as we are all humans regardless of sex, race, etc. In essence the content is nice but the topic is disrespectful.

True feminism doesn't necessarily mean gender wars. Disrespectful because?

UndauntedYOCA:
Marie, an excellent woman who died of her discoveries. I don't know which is more tragic the way she died or the way her husband Pierre died.

But her death can scarcely be described as tragic.

Let me intimate you on what a tragic death is; getting your skull crushed/fractured by a carriage.

If it isn't excruciatingly painful, then it cannot be described as 'tragic'.

sorority11:
A tribute to Queen Catherine

Queen of Russia, Dominess of power and trust.
Your husband rode on the horse of folly, and drank the wine of mediocrity, king Peter iii he was called, his heart was just as stone a resemblance to his name. He took Russia on the horse of folly, and tried to lead her to the path of Africa, but the savior forbade the madness of the leader.
Each cuts to the chest of Peter is a clear reminder that sometimes violence can be the answer.
Queen Catherine a Lady with the wit of a thousand philosopher, O Queen a Lady that shaped the Nation with her imagination that transcend the counsel of princes. O queen who was the true wife of Russia

I title this (An) Ode to A Regicide.

TheSourcerer:
its not and be open minded about this question if it were about men ,would women come here with anger or discouraging comments about their counter parts ,
I dont like feminism in fact it is baseless and equality cannot happen ,but woman hate nah ! I have a sister man

I took feminism courses while in school, I could never have graduated without haven done them, in fact, there literary criticism courses and literature courses were centred on different stuff but had feminism in them. I know what true feminism is, it isn't a gender war, it isn't saying a woman a woman should be greater, it is saying do not subject a woman to ridicules, do not ask her to sit in the hut while important things are being discussed, let her be in the gathering of men where important things are being discussed, perhaps she might be able to contribute to and bring about change.
I know what true feminism is, that's why I often laugh at a lot of Nigerian ladies. Also, some men are also guilty of this. If we had a gender war, it wouldn't help determine anything, it'd only leave many people dead and some hurt. I have more to say but I'll end it here.

mansakhalifa:
But her death can scarcely be described as tragic.

Let me intimate you on what a tragic death is; getting your skull crushed/fractured by a carriage.

If it isn't excruciatingly painful, then it cannot be described as 'tragic'.

You're right in the sense that it's gory. However, we do not know the pains Marie could have been in while she lived. I am not a scientist, I only know much about the arts so forgive my little knowledge on this particular science.

Where do you put Shakuntala Devi?

TheSourcerer:
Marie Curie (1867 – 1934)

“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”



Polish-born Marie Curie was a pioneering physicist and scientist, who coined the term radioactivity, discovered two new elements (radium and polonium) and developed a portable x-ray machine.

Currie was the first person (not woman) who has won two separate Noble Prizes, one for physics and another for chemistry, and to this day Curie is the only person, regardless of gender, to receive Noble prizes for two different sciences.

Currie faced near constant adversity and discrimination throughout her career, as science and physics was such a male-dominated field, but despite this, her research remains relevant and has influenced the world of science to this day.

My kind of woman.

These women (save the Russian one) represent what true feminism is all about.
A lot of Nigerians need to be educated on this particular subject, wrong usage of feminism is sickening.

UndauntedYOCA:
You're right in the sense that it's gory. However, we do not know the pains Marie could have been in while she lived. I am not a scientist, I only know much about the arts so forgive my little knowledge on this particular science.

Actually, that was just my opinion.

Don't take it as facts. I am no scientist either.

OmoOduduwa01:
Where do you put Shakuntala Devi?

She falls under brains. Not balls.

:Where is HARRIET TUBMAN..? Yes where is she op?Minty, araminta, Harriet Tubman

UndauntedYOCA:
These women (save the Russian one) represent what true feminism is all about.
A lot of Nigerians need to be educated on this particular subject, wrong usage of feminism is sickening.

HSD. Please remember to check your mail when you're less busy.

The woman who wrote Shakespeare's works

TheSourcerer:
Malala Yousafzai (1997 - )

“I tell my story not because it is unique, but because it is the story of many girls.”



Malala Yousafzai was born in Pakistan on July 12, 1997. Yousafzai’s father was a teacher and ran an all-girls school in her village, however when the Taliban took over her town they enforced a ban on all girls going to school. In 2012, at the age of 15, Malala publicly spoke out on women’s rights to education and as a result, a gunman boarded her school bus and shot the young activist in the head.

Malala survived.

Yousafzai moved to the UK where she has become a fierce presence on the world stage and became the youngest ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, at 17 years old. Malala is currently studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford.

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Malala is over rated.

TheSourcerer:
it was figurative , even literally these women had more balls than 'yourself ' yes

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Your title is unnecessary.

mansakhalifa:
Now, you are talking.

This is exactly what I was expecting when I clicked on this post. Although I was initially disappointed with the first set of names on it. Great women no doubt but very few really measured up to the title of the post.

When you say 'women with balls', I expect a list filled with women warriors and things like that. Don't blame me, I was raised to think that way.

Amina death is popular secret just like abacha...

Queen animated has no known descendant and her sexual exploit led to her death

TheSourcerer:
Marie Curie (1867 – 1934)

“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”



Polish-born Marie Curie was a pioneering physicist and scientist, who coined the term radioactivity, discovered two new elements (radium and polonium) and developed a portable x-ray machine.

Currie was the first person (not woman) who has won two separate Noble Prizes, one for physics and another for chemistry, and to this day Curie is the only person, regardless of gender, to receive Noble prizes for two different sciences.

Currie faced near constant adversity and discrimination throughout her career, as science and physics was such a male-dominated field, but despite this, her research remains relevant and has influenced the world of science to this day.

Brainiac... The real slay queen

TheSourcerer:
its not and be open minded about this question if it were about men ,would women come here with anger or discouraging comments about their counter parts ,
I dont like feminism in fact it is baseless and equality cannot happen ,but woman hate nah ! I have a sister man

Man wey get sense. They are using the dubious 'mtgow' to disguise their woman hate.

UndauntedYOCA:
I took feminism courses while in school, I could never have graduated without haven done them, in fact, there literary criticism courses and literature courses were centred on different stuff but had feminism in them. I know what true feminism is, it isn't a gender war, it isn't saying a woman a woman should be greater, it is saying do not subject a woman to ridicules, do not ask her to sit in the hut while important things are being discussed, let her be in the gathering of men where important things are being discussed, perhaps she might be able to contribute to and bring about change.
I know what true feminism is, that's why I often laugh at a lot of Nigerian ladies. Also, some men are also guilty of this. If we had a gender war, it wouldn't help determine anything, it'd only leave many people dead and some hurt. I have more to say but I'll end it here.

90% of people commenting about feminism don't even understand the concept. When I read what they write, I am genuinely baffled

TheSourcerer:
Throughout the years, history has seen some fiercely intelligent, powerful and inspirational women who have been pioneers for women’s rights and racial equality and have defined the worlds of science, mathematics, aviation and literature.
This list would exclude Queen Elizabeth (as with other monarchs with little to close to a pea size brains)
Mother Theresa - A sociopathic Narcissist


1. Anne Frank (1929 – 1945)

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”




The Diary of Anne Frank is one of the most honest, powerful and poignant accounts of World War II and was written by a German teenage girl. The Franks were a Jewish family living in Germany, then Austria throughout Hitler’s rise to power and during World War II. The family hid in a secret annex with four other people throughout the war but were discovered and sent to concentration camps in 1944. Out of the Frank family, only Anne’s father survived, and he made the decision to publish Anne’s diary.

The Diary of Anne Frank has been translated into almost 70 languages and is an intimate portrayal of one of the most inhumane moments in history and is able to educate us on the universal human qualities of emotion, passion, love, hope, desire, fear and strength.

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Dominique UndauntedYOCA doggedfighter. olufeyikemi90789 Zzor Dyt stacyO fati001 , all Nairaland's female.

Another banger.



Following, like my shadow.

Many male nairalanders will have a problem with the topic.


Where's Chimamanda on this list sef?