Dansco American Womens Quarters Album 2022 - 2025 - Complete Date Set

This Date Set album for the American Women Quarters 2022-25 #7147 has 1 port per honoree. 2 page album From the US Mint American Women Quarters Celebrate Trailblazers: A Tribute to Pioneering American Women on Quarters We are excited to highlight the remarkable women who are being honored on this new series of quarters, each representing a groundbreaking legacy. Here’s a unique lineup of these extraordinary figures and the order in which their quarters will be unveiled: 2022: A Tribute to Writers, Leaders, and Trailblazers Maya Angelou – A voice of strength, celebrated for her powerful writing, performances, and advocacy for social justice. Dr. Sally Ride – A pioneer in space exploration and education, she made history as the first American woman to soar into the cosmos. Wilma Mankiller – The first woman elected as principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, she was a formidable leader and advocate for indigenous rights. Nina Otero-Warren – A suffrage warrior and the first female superintendent of Santa Fe public schools, she championed education and equality. Anna May Wong – Hollywood's first Chinese American film star, she broke barriers in an era of limited representation. 2023: Celebrating Diversity and Leadership Bessie Coleman – A trailblazer in aviation, she became the first African American and Native American woman to earn a pilot’s license. Edith Kanaka?ole – A guardian of Hawaiian culture, this indigenous composer passionately preserved her heritage through music and tradition. Eleanor Roosevelt – An iconic leader, reformer, First Lady, and author, she dedicated her life to advocating for human rights. Jovita Idar – A fearless Mexican-American journalist and activist, she fought tirelessly for civil rights and suffrage. Maria Tallchief – America’s first prima ballerina, she captivated audiences with her extraordinary talent and dedication to her art. 2024: Honoring Voices of Change Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray – A multifaceted poet, writer, activist, lawyer, and Episcopal priest whose pioneering work in civil rights broke new ground. Patsy Takemoto Mink – The first woman of color to serve in Congress, she championed equality and education. Dr. Mary Edwards Walker – A visionary surgeon from the Civil War era and a crusader for women’s rights and reform in women’s apparel. Celia Cruz – A vibrant Cuban-American singer and cultural icon, she became one of the most beloved Latin artists of the 20th century. Zitkala-Ša – A writer, composer, and educator whose activism and artistry left an indelible mark on American culture. 2025: Celebrating Empowerment and Achievement Ida B. Wells – A courageous investigative journalist, suffragist, and civil rights activist who unflinchingly challenged injustice and inequality. Juliette Gordon Low – The visionary founder of the Girl Scouts, she inspired generations of young women to lead and serve. Dr. Vera Rubin – A pioneering astronomer whose groundbreaking research on galaxy rotation reshaped our understanding of the universe. Stacey Park Milbern – An inspiring activist for people with disabilities, she tirelessly advocated for inclusion and equity. Althea Gibson – A groundbreaking multi-sport athlete, she shattered the color barrier in tennis and became a symbol of resilience and achievement. Join us in celebrating these extraordinary women who have paved the way for future generations, inspiring us all with their passion, courage, and dedication!

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