Recognizes and celebrates March as national Women's History Month, honoring outstanding Oklahoma women.
The bill recognizes and celebrates March as national Women's History Month, honoring the significant contributions made by Oklahoma women in various fields such as medicine, business, literature, and the arts. It highlights historic achievements, including Kate Barnard's election as the first woman to a statewide office in 1907 and Angie Debo's Ph.D. in history from the University of Oklahoma in 1933. The resolution also acknowledges the first nonviolent lunch counter sit-in staged by the City NAACP Youth Council and NASA Astronaut Shannon Lucid's records for the most time in space by a woman.
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