While there are many wonderful women in the public eye who inspire me - brave and tenacious and hardworking and awe-inspiring women - politicians, artists, writers, musicians, sportswomen, scientists, etc -
personally it's generally everyday women I find most inspiring. The grandmothers and mothers, often, who make such enormous sacrifices daily, who hold families and communities together, who suffer inequality, iniquities, low pay, disregard, sexism, disinterest in their healthcare issues, pension inequality, domestic coercion & control, post-natal issues, yet continue to carry out the lion's share of domestic work, most of the unpaid care work, all of the work of gestating and birthing the next generations, much of the emotional labour of the world as well as - I think it was 2 out of 3 'labour hours' described recently by the UN.
Women deserve, at a minimum, to be free from the fear of the threat of male violence, to be supported in their caring work, to be respected for all of the work that they do whether paid or unpaid, to be paid fairly, have their health issues given due consideration, to have excellent peri and postnatal care, have pension equality, to not have to encounter sexual abuse, harassment and discrimination, to have single sex spaces protected and the right to name and own our own experiences as women, distinct from male-bodied people.
Er, not sure that's useful for you! But I think shifting the focus from individual women to the general population might be worth thinking about - we all experience the effects of a sexist society, we can all lift each other up.