Episode list

Weigh-ins. No-marriage policies. And by age 32, you were out of a job. This woman knew someone had to take a stand up against sexism among flight attendants - so she caused some turbulence and landed in history books.

Neil Armstrong took one small step for man, and Katherine Johnson made one giant leap for womankind as the NASA mathematician who helped compute the path to the moon.

In 1967, there were 1,375 men on Wall Street - and just one woman. Here's why Muriel Siebert invested in advocating for more feminists in finance.

Fleeing Fidel Castro's dictatorship taught Ileana Ros-Lehtinen the importance of democracy. Here's how the Cuban refugee chased her American dream, and ended up the first Latina in Congress.

Women were said to be "physically incapable" of finishing a marathon. Watch how Kathrine Switzer ran that myth into the ground.

Little League argued girls had "weaker bones and muscles" so shouldn't be allowed to play baseball. This 11-year-old showed them what it's really means to throw like a girl

How Brenda Berkman extinguished sexism in the FDNY and paved the way for a record of women firefighters to serve

Find out how Violet Palmer called foul on sexism on the basketball court and scored a slam dunk for women referees.

After being denied entry into her local union, tradeswoman activist Judaline Cassidy now gives women and girls the tools they need to succeed in construction.