BBC 100 women of 2019

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www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-50042279
Brilliant :) annoyed at how few ive heard of although I suspect it would be similar if they listed the top 100 men

1. Rosie Duffield
2. Caroline Criado Perez
3. Magdalen Berns
4. Raquel Rosario Sanchez
5. Joan McAlpine
6. Joanna Cherry
7. Hadley Freeman
8. Gia Milinovich
9. Julie Bindel

10. Kiri Tunks 11. Lady Hale 12. Justine Roberts 13. Jessica Eaton 14. Serena Williams 15. Katarina Johnson-Thompson 16. Nimco Ali 17. Jean Hatchet 18. Gada Kadoda 19. Marwa Al-Sabouni 20. Janice Turner 21. Dina Asher-Smith 22. Susan Bewley 23. Margaret McCartney 24. Simone Biles 25. Gina Miller 26. Martina Navratilova 27. Sharron Davies 28. Theresa Kachindamoto 29. Edna Adan 30. Jasmin Paris 31. Hibo Wardere 32. Pat Craven 33. Lucy Bronze 34. Esther Duflo 35. Megan Rapinoe 36. Phoebe Waller-Bridge 37. Maya Forstater 38. Naga Munchetty 39. Greta Thunberg 40. Dr. Emma Hilton 41. Sarah Field 42. Dr Shirley Thompson 43. Karen Ingala Smith 44. Sonia Poulton 45. Jessi Combs 46. Sarah Taylor 47. Bernadine Evaristo 48. Stephanie Davies-Arai 49. Nicola Williams 50. Brigid Kosgei 51. Sarah Thomas 52. Fiona Kolbinger 53. Posie Parker 54. Marilyn Waring 55. Vandana Shiva 56. Margaret Atwood 57. Nancy Pelosi 58. Theresa May 59. Gina Rippon 60. Cordelia Fine 61. Angela Merkel 62. Laura Bates 63. Heather Brunskell-Evans 64. Linda Bellos 65. Venice Allan 66. Jane Clare Jones 67. Nicky Spinks 68. Jacinda Ardern 69. Michele Moore 70. Kathleen Stock 71. Alison Moyet 72. Amanda Abbington 73. Ruth Serwotka 74. Sara Rowbothem 75. Queen Elizabeth II 76. Michelle Moore

Oops just seen her. Corrected list:

1. Rosie Duffield
2. Caroline Criado Perez
3. Magdalen Berns
4. Raquel Rosario Sanchez
5. Joan McAlpine
6. Joanna Cherry
7. Hadley Freeman
8. Gia Milinovich
9. Julie Bindel

10. Kiri Tunks 11. Lady Hale 12. Justine Roberts 13. Jessica Eaton 14. Serena Williams 15. Katarina Johnson-Thompson 16. Nimco Ali 17. Jean Hatchet 18. Gada Kadoda 19. Marwa Al-Sabouni 20. Janice Turner 21. Dina Asher-Smith 22. Susan Bewley 23. Margaret McCartney 24. Simone Biles 25. Gina Miller 26. Martina Navratilova 27. Sharron Davies 28. Theresa Kachindamoto 29. Edna Adan 30. Jasmin Paris 31. Hibo Wardere 32. Pat Craven 33. Lucy Bronze 34. Esther Duflo 35. Megan Rapinoe 36. Phoebe Waller-Bridge 37. Maya Forstater 38. Naga Munchetty 39. Greta Thunberg 40. Dr. Emma Hilton 41. Sarah Field 42. Dr Shirley Thompson 43. Karen Ingala Smith 44. Sonia Poulton 45. Jessi Combs 46. Sarah Taylor 47. Bernadine Evaristo 48. Stephanie Davies-Arai 49. Nicola Williams 50. Brigid Kosgei 51. Sarah Thomas 52. Fiona Kolbinger 53. Posie Parker 54. Marilyn Waring 55. Vandana Shiva 56. Margaret Atwood 57. Nancy Pelosi 58. Theresa May 59. Gina Rippon 60. Cordelia Fine 61. Angela Merkel 62. Laura Bates 63. Heather Brunskell-Evans 64. Linda Bellos 65. Venice Allan 66. Jane Clare Jones 67. Nicky Spinks 68. Jacinda Ardern 69. Michele Moore 70. Kathleen Stock 71. Alison Moyet 72. Amanda Abbington 73. Ruth Serwotka 74. Sara Rowbothem 75. Queen Elizabeth II

Gemma Aitchison

notbad
Laura Bates who set up every day sexism and opened mens eyes to what we put up with (not all men obvs)
Laura Bates who writes feminist slanted books for teenage girls to help them navigate the world of online porn/sexting/slut shaming that we didnt grow up in.
Yes, that laura bates. Her using non-GC language doesnt invalidate her contribution. Stop being dogmatic

Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla

cbso.co.uk/news/mirga-gražinytė-tyla-shortlisted-in-the-2019-royal-philharmonic-society-awards

Watch her conduct and then you'll see why.

Cressida Cowell.

Adding

Add (some may have been nominated already)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Judith Green (another Woman's Place founder)
Helen Mirren
Harriet Wistrich

Meghan Murphy
Ellen White
Sophie Scott (neuroscientist)
Claire Graham
Margaret Nelson
Louise Moody

So many great female role models to choose from!

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Sorry... more keep popping into my head!

Charlie Evans

I'm always disappointed that the seriously amazing athletes such as Nicky Spink and Jasmin Paris never seem to get a look in

Gina Martin who got the upskirting law into place

May I add Lady Sylvia Hermon, a thoughtful Unionist from Northern Ireland?
For voicing moderate Unionism in the Bexit debates.

Sharon Horgan who co wrote catastrophe and Motherhood because she's up there with Phoebe Waller Bridge for me . It's just nice to watch tv and see women that are like women I might know.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, in an Iranian jail for more than three years, with cackhanded behaviour by Boris in 2017 doing nothing to get her out of there.

I make that 96 names so far, as Jasmin Paris was already listed.

Vickery Bowles, librarian and free speech advocate in Canada.

Has anyone said Lisa Muggeridge yet?

I may have missed it. It's late.

1. Rosie Duffield
2. Caroline Criado Perez
3. Magdalen Berns
4. Raquel Rosario Sanchez
5. Joan McAlpine
6. Joanna Cherry
7. Hadley Freeman
8. Gia Milinovich
9. Julie Bindel

10. Kiri Tunks 11. Lady Hale 12. Justine Roberts 13. Jessica Eaton 14. Serena Williams 15. Katarina Johnson-Thompson 16. Nimco Ali 17. Jean Hatchet 18. Gada Kadoda 19. Marwa Al-Sabouni 20. Janice Turner 21. Dina Asher-Smith 22. Susan Bewley 23. Margaret McCartney 24. Simone Biles 25. Gina Miller 26. Martina Navratilova 27. Sharron Davies 28. Theresa Kachindamoto 29. Edna Adan 30. Jasmin Paris 31. Hibo Wardere 32. Pat Craven 33. Lucy Bronze 34. Esther Duflo 35. Megan Rapinoe 36. Phoebe Waller-Bridge 37. Maya Forstater 38. Naga Munchetty 39. Greta Thunberg 40. Dr. Emma Hilton 41. Sarah Field 42. Dr Shirley Thompson 43. Karen Ingala Smith 44. Sonia Poulton 45. Jessi Combs 46. Sarah Taylor 47. Bernadine Evaristo 48. Stephanie Davies-Arai 49. Nicola Williams 50. Brigid Kosgei 51. Sarah Thomas 52. Fiona Kolbinger 53. Posie Parker 54. Marilyn Waring 55. Vandana Shiva 56. Margaret Atwood 57. Nancy Pelosi 58. Theresa May 59. Gina Rippon 60. Cordelia Fine 61. Angela Merkel 62. Laura Bates 63. Heather Brunskell-Evans 64. Linda Bellos 65. Venice Allan 66. Jane Clare Jones 67. Nicky Spinks 68. Jacinda Ardern 69. Michele Moore 70. Kathleen Stock 71. Alison Moyet 72. Amanda Abbington 73. Ruth Serwotka 74. Sara Rowbothem 75. Queen Elizabeth II 76. Comfort Momoh 77. Gemma Aitchison 78. Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla 79. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 80. Judith Green 81. Helen Mirren 82. Harriet Wistrich 83. Meghan Murphy 84. Ellen White 85. Sophie Scott (neuroscientist) 86. Claire Graham 87. Margaret Nelson 88. Louise Moody 89. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 90. Charlie Evans 91. Gina Martin 92. Lady Sylvia Hermon 93. Sharon Horgan 94. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 95. Vickery Bowles 96. Lisa Muggeridge

Have I missed anyone? There's a few more slots to fill...

Four more to add.
I'd like to suggest
Onjali Rauf
Dani Ahrens
Kay Green
-all of them were speakers at the WPUK meeting in Brighton at which that intimidating protest which including many people kicking and thumping the windows throughout all the speeches and the police doing nothing to stop it
And Laura Pidcock MP.

Jo Watson who set up the Drop the Disorder movement to challenge the culture of abuse and rape survivors being diagnosed with mental illness and often personality disorders for experiencing a normal trauma response to their experiences.

I've loved her campaigning and work and seeing her ideas enter the mainstream. These diagnoses disproportionately affect women and girls.

1. Rosie Duffield
2. Caroline Criado Perez
3. Magdalen Berns
4. Raquel Rosario Sanchez
5. Joan McAlpine
6. Joanna Cherry
7. Hadley Freeman
8. Gia Milinovich
9. Julie Bindel

10. Kiri Tunks 11. Lady Hale 12. Justine Roberts 13. Jessica Eaton 14. Serena Williams 15. Katarina Johnson-Thompson 16. Nimco Ali 17. Jean Hatchet 18. Gada Kadoda 19. Marwa Al-Sabouni 20. Janice Turner 21. Dina Asher-Smith 22. Susan Bewley 23. Margaret McCartney 24. Simone Biles 25. Gina Miller 26. Martina Navratilova 27. Sharron Davies 28. Theresa Kachindamoto 29. Edna Adan 30. Jasmin Paris 31. Hibo Wardere 32. Pat Craven 33. Lucy Bronze 34. Esther Duflo 35. Megan Rapinoe 36. Phoebe Waller-Bridge 37. Maya Forstater 38. Naga Munchetty 39. Greta Thunberg 40. Dr. Emma Hilton 41. Sarah Field 42. Dr Shirley Thompson 43. Karen Ingala Smith 44. Sonia Poulton 45. Jessi Combs 46. Sarah Taylor 47. Bernadine Evaristo 48. Stephanie Davies-Arai 49. Nicola Williams 50. Brigid Kosgei 51. Sarah Thomas 52. Fiona Kolbinger 53. Posie Parker 54. Marilyn Waring 55. Vandana Shiva 56. Margaret Atwood 57. Nancy Pelosi 58. Theresa May 59. Gina Rippon 60. Cordelia Fine 61. Angela Merkel 62. Laura Bates 63. Heather Brunskell-Evans 64. Linda Bellos 65. Venice Allan 66. Jane Clare Jones 67. Nicky Spinks 68. Jacinda Ardern 69. Michele Moore 70. Kathleen Stock 71. Alison Moyet 72. Amanda Abbington 73. Ruth Serwotka 74. Sara Rowbothem 75. Queen Elizabeth II 76. Comfort Momoh 77. Gemma Aitchison 78. Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla 79. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 80. Judith Green 81. Helen Mirren 82. Harriet Wistrich 83. Meghan Murphy 84. Ellen White 85. Sophie Scott (neuroscientist) 86. Claire Graham 87. Margaret Nelson 88. Louise Moody 89. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 90. Charlie Evans 91. Gina Martin 92. Lady Sylvia Hermon 93. Sharon Horgan 94. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 95. Vickery Bowles 96. Lisa Muggeridge 97. Onjali Rauf 98. Dani Ahrens 99. Kay Green 100. Laura Pidcock MP 101. Jo Watson

1 extra because there's too many amazing women to be limited to just 100. I can't believe the BBC couldn't even find 100 so had to pad their list out with a couple of men. They could've sent one of their journalists to ask us which women inspire us & then just published that list! Thanks everyone for contributing. Now I've got a nice long list of inspirational women to Google!

AGnu Can't see any you missed so I must have counted wrongly, sorry.

Thanks for doing the list. What an amazing bunch of names!