1. Martha Moore Ballard and Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw
2. Abigail Abbot Bailey and Katie Holmes
3. Phillis Wheatley and The Help’s Aibileen Clark
4. Katherine Tekakwitha and Malala Yousafzai
5. Anne Hutchinson and Legally Blonde's Elle Woods
6. Judith Sargent Murray and Mean Girls’s Cady Heron
7. Elizabeth Ashbridge and Breaking Bad’s Skyler White
8. Sara Simon and Matilda
9. Sarah Pharoah and Martha Stewart
10. Katherine Garret and Wendy Davis
11. Anne Bradstreet and Hillary Clinton
12. Ursula deJesus and Maya Angelou
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