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Irene Curie
Researcher, activist for the intellectual advancement of women

"The discovery of radio-elements has had immense consequences in the knowledge of the structure of matter; the study of the materials themselves, and the study of the powerful effects produced ... occupy scientific workers of numerous research institutes."

Born: September 12th, 1897
Died: March 17th, 1956

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Information for this feminist contributed by dolphinlover.

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We've tried to make the feminist database fairly diverse, but since most of our contributors are american women, that's who most of our feminists are too. There are several non-american feminists in the database though, and even several men.

Hey, you missed one.
Drop me an e-mail at spacefem@spacefem.com.

How do you pick which feminist is featured each day?
We look through the database to see if a feminist was born today. If there's no entry, we pick one at random.

Did you do this all yourself?
Heaven's no. I had a LOT of help from my forum members, especially dolphinlover and xenolai, who did most of the research.

How come I can't learn everything I ever wanted to know about every feminist from this website?
We thought it was more important to get the names out there. There are other, more reputable books and websites out there for further research.

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Main Home Articles Forum Useless Blobs Useless Poetry Stick Death Coloring Pages Poll of the Day Feminist of the Day Tutorials Quizzes Militant Feminist Quiz Useless Quiz Psychic Quiz Evil Type Geek Decade HTML Colors Who Loves Ya Need A Boyfriend More... Forum Forum Home New Members Random Weirdos Polls Feminism Work & School Happiness Ranting & Whining Mixed Media Advice More... More Stuff About Me Link To Us Sign The Guestbook Chat Room Shirts and Stuff Desktop Wallpaper XMMS Skins Hydrox Cookie Site Outer Spacefem del.icio.us Digg Stumble Upon YouTube Flickr Livejournal Wikipedia Googly Search this site Search all sites Powered By Google	Feminist of the Day for July 19th, 2008 Irene Curie Researcher, activist for the intellectual advancement of women "The discovery of radio-elements has had immense consequences in the knowledge of the structure of matter; the study of the materials themselves, and the study of the powerful effects produced ... occupy scientific workers of numerous research institutes." Born: September 12th, 1897 Died: March 17th, 1956 Web Links: http://www.ee.vt.edu/~museum/women/icurie/icurie.html http://step.sdsc.edu/projects95/chem.in.history/essays/curieirene.html http://gos.sbc.edu/c/curie1935.html Spacefem.com page for Irene Curie Information for this feminist contributed by dolphinlover. Yesterday's feminist: Rosalyn Yalow Tomorrow's feminist: Mary Ritter Beard Put the Feminist of the Day on your page! If you'd like a new feminist on your web page every day, copy the code below and paste it in your web page. A small box, like the ones shown here, will show up. <!--Begin Feminist of the Day Code--> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript" SRC="http://spacefem.com/feministoftheday/codes/code1.js"> </SCRIPT> <!--End Feminist of the Day Code--> Suggest A Feminist If you have an idea for someone who should be on the database but who is not yet on our list (click here for the list) we'd love to hear about it. Click here to suggest a new feminist. About the The Feminist Of The Day So what's this all about? It's pretty simple: each day on this page we're feature a different famous feminist from the past or the present. If you believe in women's rights, copy the code above and each day a new feminist will show up in the box for all to see and be educated about. Who all is in the database? Click here for the list. Who qualifies as a feminist? Anyone who believes that women should have equal opportunities for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is a feminist. People who fight to change laws that oppress women are feminists. People who speak out against society expectations that keep women from acheiving their dreams are feminists. Women who accomplish amazing things, serving as examples to other females about what we can do in inspiring all of us to stand up for what we believe in, are at least close enough to make it into the database even if they didn't all call themselves feminists. Does the box on my page change automatically every day? Yes. Is the information syndicated in other ways? Yes. An RSS feed is updated each morning at http://spacefem.com/feministoftheday/codes/fotd.xml. If you have a livejournal, you can read the feminist of each day by adding feminist_otd to your friends list. If there are other sites using this syndication information, I'd love to hear about it! We've tried to make the feminist database fairly diverse, but since most of our contributors are american women, that's who most of our feminists are too. There are several non-american feminists in the database though, and even several men. Hey, you missed one. Drop me an e-mail at spacefem@spacefem.com. How do you pick which feminist is featured each day? We look through the database to see if a feminist was born today. If there's no entry, we pick one at random. Did you do this all yourself? Heaven's no. I had a LOT of help from my forum members, especially dolphinlover and xenolai, who did most of the research. How come I can't learn everything I ever wanted to know about every feminist from this website? We thought it was more important to get the names out there. There are other, more reputable books and websites out there for further research. JavaScript? Please. If you can think of a better way I'd love to hear it.