Influential Black Women Icon in History

Perfect for coffee, tea and hot chocolate, this classic shape white, durable ceramic mug comes in the most popular sizes - 11 oz. and 15oz. High quality sublimation printing makes it an appreciated gift to every true hot beverage lover.

.: White ceramic
.: 11oz. (0.33 l) and 15oz. (0.44 l)
.: Rounded corners
.: C-handle

This clipart collection celebrates the achievements of 40 famous African-American women in History who contributed to the advancement of Black people in their own way.

The iconic Black women that are featured in this design includes:

-Alice Ball: chemist; developed first successful treatment for leprosy

-Alma Woodsey Thomas: painter and art educator

-Althea Gibson: tennis player; first black athlete to cross the color line of tennis

-Angela Davis: political activist, academic, and author

-Audre Lorde: writer, feminist, womanist, librarian, and civil rights activist

-Augusta Savage: sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance

-Bessie Coleman: pilot; first Black woman to hold a pilot license

-Charlotte E. Ray: first Black American female lawyer in the United States

-Dominique Dawes: first Black woman to join the National Gymnastics Team

-Ella Fitzgerald: jazz singer dubbed “the First Lady of Song” + “the Queen of Jazz”

-Florence Griffith Joyner: gold medalist; considered the fastest woman of all time

-Gwen Ifill: award-winning journalist, television newscaster, and author

-Gwendolyn Brooks: writer, poet

-Harriet Tubman: abolitionist and political activist

-Ida B. Wells: journalist, educator, leader in the Civil Rights Movement

-Josephine Baker: singer, dancer

-Julie Dash: film director, writer, producer

-Katherine Johnson: NASA mathematician featured in “Hidden Figures”

-Lorna Simpson: photographer and multimedia artist

-Mae Jemison: first Black woman to travel in space

-Mahalia Jackson: gospel singer

-Mamie Phipps Clark: social psychologist

-Marcelite Harris: first Black female general officer of the United States Air Force

-Marian Anderson: one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century

-Mary Bowser: Union spy during the Civil War

-Mary Eliza Mahoney: first African American to work as a nurse in the US

-Maya Angelou: poet, singer, memoirist, and civil rights activist

-Nichelle Nichols: groundbreaking television actress

-Nina Simone: singer, pianist, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement

-Octavia E. Butler: award-winning science fiction writer

-Oprah Winfrey: talk show host, television producer, actress, author, and philanthropist. 

-Phillis Wheatley: first published African-American female poet

-Raven Wilkinson: first Black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company

-Rebecca Lee Crumpler: first Black woman to become a physician in the US

-Rosa Parks: civil rights activist known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott

-Ruby Bridges: first Black child to desegregate an all-White elementary school

-Shirley Chisholm: first Black woman elected to the United States Congress,

-Sojourner Truth: abolitionist and women's rights activist

-Wilma Rudolph: gold medalist; acclaimed the fastest woman in the world

-Zora Neal Hurston: influential author of African-American literature