Check Out These Political Ladies Bringing The Revolution!

This political boss straight up LEFT the Democratic National Convention and the corruption of the political machine to endorse candidate Bernie Sanders. She’s a veteran, an elected official, and basically our life goals. Something tells me she doesn’t take any jokes about the leis. Oh, and did we mention she surfs?

The world of Racial Justice has been finally getting the attention it deserves thanks to the amazing founders of Black Lives Matter. Alicia founded #BlackLivesMatter as “a call to action for Black people after 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was post-humously placed on trial for his own murder and the killer, George Zimmerman, was not held accountable for the crime he committed.” Their work is an amazing, empowered response to the systematic racism and oppression that hurts the black community nationally and globally.

Erin Schrode is 25 years old... and running for US Congress!

From her website, she is “a citizen activist, community organizer, and vocal advocate for environmental action, social justice, public health, and responsible consumption. Since co-founding Turning Green in 2005, she has developed education and social action platforms to inspire, educate, and mobilize millions of students and the global public with this non-profit and beyond.” Lean. Green. Congressional Machine!

Linda is the Executive Director of the Arab American Association of New York and the co-founder of Muslims for Ferguson, a solidarity movement between American Muslim communities to encourage work against police brutality and systematic racism and oppression. She’s also a YUUUUUGE Bernie Sanders supporter.

Christy would be the youngest woman democrat to hold a legislative office in US History, at 21 years old. A long time community activist, environmentalist, and progressive leader, her mentors at the DC based fellowship Young People For inspired this #BossBabe to run for office. Yea - while we're binge watching Neflix, she's running a nonprofit *and* running for office!

Athena Salman began organizing communities in response to the severe budget cuts by the Arizona legislature. She served as a Senior Fellow for the Arizona Students’ Association. Young. Driven. Need we say more? She's also an alumni of the Young People For program!

Running for City Director in Arkansas, Molly Miller is a stylish, savvy, and progressive leader. Miller is a pro-growth progressive who believes that Little Rock is at a crossroads of economic development. Miller supports consideration of alternative plans for the I-30 expansion, the continued rebuilding of the Little Rock School District and increasing connectivity between different areas of the city through improving public transportation and bicycle access.

Seriously - What can’t she do?? Someone get this woman a cape! After dropping out of high school Lucy worked her way through a GED program, enrolled in community college, and eventually went on to law school. Talk about started from the bottom now we here. This US Congressional candidate is exactly the dose of ‘real’ congress needs. Flores's difficult early life informs her political views, and she advocates job retraining and educational opportunities to help other people who came from difficult backgrounds.

Pramila is a Washington State Senator up for re-election in the 37TH legislative district. Before her election in 2014, she was a Seattle-based civil rights activist, serving until 2012 as the founder and executive director of OneAmerica, a pro-immigration advocacy group. Jayapal was born in India and raised in Indonesia and Singapore. She came to the United States in 1982, at the age of 18, to attend college, earning a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and a MBA from Northwestern University in Chicago.

THAT is one hell of a power babe!

American academic and activist, she is an Associate Professor of Law at Fordham University and has held the positions of CEO and Board chair for the US-based anti-corruption nonprofit Mayday PAC, replacing Lawrence Lessig.

The New York Times calls her “a national expert on political corruption and an advocate of…transparency and political reform”

Purple is the color of royalty for a reason.

Former state senator for Ohio's 25th district and served as the minority whip in the Ohio Senate. Empowered and fierce, this lady knows how to get things done. Born in 1967, the oldest of seven children, at age 14 Turner began working to support her family. Upon graduation from a Cleveland high school, she enrolled in Cuyahoga Community College, where she earned an associate’s degree. From there she went on to Cleveland State University and earned a B.A. and an M.A. in history. She is currently a history professor at Cuyahoga Community College. Life. Goals.

From Carson, to UCLA, and USC law school, to a White House internship, and eventually a job at one of Los Angeles' top firms. Nanette is one hardworking woman worth aspiring after. Total #Badass