“To be a bad girl is to break any socially accepted rule. For some women, it’s the way they dress. For other girls, it’s the act of going to school. At one point, it was fighting for the right to… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“Everything we’ve gained has been hard-won by a woman who was willing to be bad in the best sense of the word.” — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“As America’s first movie sweetheart, Pickford was savvy enough to leave her name off the executive producer and director credits in order to play… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“Not bad for a Jewish girl from Brooklyn who, upon her arrival at Harvard Law School, had been asked by the dean why she… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“To be a bad girl is to break any socially accepted rule. For some women, it’s the way they dress. For other girls, it’s… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“Quant was the first designer to design for her generation—and she was great at it. She didn’t care about making money; she wanted to… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“the general effect of attempting things beyond us, even though we fail, is to enlarge and liberalize the mind.” — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“During her nomination process, she got wind that one of her law school classmates was telling everyone about her demeaning nickname in school, to… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“This is a book about women. This is a book about girls who had a ton of fear and personal flaws and faced insurmountable… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“The book presents a broad world of women coming from all eras, countries, backgrounds, races, and ethnicities. They’re rabble-rousers from all sorts of disciplines:… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“During World War I, Oakley offered to train a regiment of women sharpshooters, but the government ignored her. Instead, she set out to assist… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“Her message: the way to get what you want out of life is not through a man but through your career; set your mind… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
“You are never too old, too small, or too late to live the life you’re meant to lead. Especially if it means rewriting the… — Ann Shen Copy Share Image
