While the Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II has been stirring England for several days, a woman has remained in the shadow of her royal sister throughout her life. This is Margaret of England, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II of England . Through this article, I propose to highlight this rebelli
Nurse Jamaican, Mary Seacole (1805 – 1881) volunteered her services during the Crimean War, but her request was rejected due to racial prejudice. She then made the 6,500 km journey alone and by her own means to the front. An educated young woman The daughter of a Jamaican healer and a Scottish of
Cuban revolutionary and politician, Celia Sánchez Manduley (1920 – 1980) was one of Fidel Castros closest collaborators, before the start of the revolution and until his death. She was the first female fighter in the rebel army, before becoming secretary of the presidency of the council of minister
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an American politician from Massachusetts and a member of the Democratic Party. Elected in 1960 by a narrow majority against the Republican Richard Nixon, he became at 43 the youngest president of the United States . Kennedy fights for more social justice and proposes a s