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THE PEOPLE’S PRINCESS DIANA PRINCESS OF WALES BY TINA BROWN IT’S EASY TO FORGET TODAY WHAT PARIAHS PEOPLE WITH AIDS were in the year 1987 Ignorance superstition and an aura of sexual seediness swirled around those afflicted their cause of death noted in obituary columns with a vague lack of specifics that protected their relatives from opprobrium The 26-year-old Princess of Wales lived with the specter of AIDS every day In the loneliness of her failing marriage to Prince Charles gay men were the bedrock of her private world: fashion designers ballet dancers art dealers and numerous members of the palace staff They sympathized with her escorted her lightened her load It pained her to watch them sicken and die In April 1987 Middlesex Hospital invited her to open the first ward in the UK dedicated to the treatment of HIV/AIDS Accepting the invitation was the kind of socially progressive statement that private secretaries usually steered their principals to avoid Diana was intensely nervous even though she unhesitatingly agreed to do it She knew it was the chance to dispel the stigma surrounding the disease With her instinctive understanding of the power of gesture she resolved not only to open the new ward but to shake the hands of 12 male patients without gloves Such was the fear of ignominy that only one patient a 32-year-old named Ivan Cohen agreed to be photographed with Diana and only on condition that the picture be taken from behind She extended her hand The cameras rolled A broken taboo ricocheted round the world: Diana exuding compassion and confidence clasping the terminally ill AIDS patient’s hand in hers For the next decade she continued her visits to hospitals and bedsides A nurse present at Diana’s historic original Visit told the BBC If a royal was allowed to go in and shake a patient’s hands somebody at the bus stop or the supermarket could do the same That really educated people That iconic moment also had a profound impact on Diana It clarified what her royal status meant–a new kind of global power Whatever its frustrations being the Princess of Wales gave her the ability to change lives and to expand tolerance She saw what could happen when humanitarian concern is connected with the global media Celebrities have tried to emulate her ever since Brown is the author of The Diana Chronicles 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner World’s fastest woman Known by a single name-Flo-JoFlorence Griffith Joyner remains the fastest woman in history At the 1988 US Olympic trials in Indianapolis Griffith Joyner ran the 100 min 1049 sec a world record that still stands Cannot be an announcer said after the race No one can run that fast At the Seoul Olympics that September Griffith Joyner won gold in the 100 m 200 m and 4 x 100 relay and set a 200-m world record of 2134 sec that’s yet to be broken Her fashion also drew attention: she wore one-legged racing suits and long brightly painted fingernails flouting the idea that feminine fashion and sports don’t mix Conventional is not for me she once said In the track world where the use of performance-enhancing drugs is prevalent Griffith Joyner’s records will for ever be viewed by some with suspicion One track runner publicly declared that he sold Griffith Joyner human growth hormone She vehemently denied it But Flo-Jo died-young at 38 after an epileptic seizure in 1998-an unforgettable icon We were dazzled by her speed President Bill Clinton said humbled by her talent and captivated by her style -Sean Gregory 1980s 1989 I PROVOCATEUR MADONNA BY STEPHANIE ZACHAREK 1989 MADONNA THE SCRAPPY PERformer born Madonna Louise Ciccone was already a superstar: she’d whirled into the landscape in a torn-up T-shirt and two wrists’ worth of rubber braceJets just as America was awakening to the AIDS crisis and for young people became a symbol of determination and selfinvention She had defied our expectations so many times How many surprises could she have left up her lace sleeves The bombshell answer came in the form of a hymn of joyous carnality Like a Prayer the lead single and title track of her fourth studio album In the video Madonna-sending a marvelously mixed message of purity and seduction in a 1950s-style slip a discreet cross sparkling around her neck-spreads her gospel of jov and erotic ardor within the sacred confines of a country church A statue of a saint presumably Martin de Porres-he’s a black man locked in his own little cage a not-so-metaphorical prison–comes to life and kisses her gently on the forehead This could be the start of a mutual seduction but he leaves her She seizes a dagger and wraps her fingers around the blade though the resulting cuts aren’t the normal kind: stigmata flower in the palms of her hands like two bloody pennies Pepsi had used Like a Prayer-accompanied by tamer imagery-in a commercial But the video cast the song in a new light and religious groups were enraged Pepsi canceled her contract in response Yet Madonna’s allegedly blasphemous act of creation carried her all the way to the bank: Like a Prayer spent three weeks at No 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the album on which it appeared went on to sell more than 15 million copies Even more significantly this close-to-perfect song marked Madonna as an artist in it for the long haul one whose marriage of provocation and pop would inspire future generations to shape their careers in her image She couldn’t be underestimated or circumscribed least o by a multibillion-dollar corporation was a material girl always but only on her own terms ‘THE SEARCH FOR HUMAN FREEDOM CAN NEVER BE COMPLETE WITHOUT FREEDOM FOR WOMEN – BETTY FORD American Women 1975 PERSON OF THE YEAR I MAKING WAVES The cover of TIME’S Jan 5 1976 issue was unprecedented It featured a dozen Women of the Yearwho sunabolizedarv religion education the White House the statehouse the Cabinet ascent in myriad realms: literature the military religion education the White House the stata Enough US women have so deliberately taken possession of their lives Congress sports law journalism and labor Enough US women have so deliberately take aimed that the event is spintually equivalent to the discovery of a new continent -Katy Steinmetz WIESN M BYERLY THE REV ALISON CHEEK JILL CONWAY BETTY FORD ELLA GRASSA IS BARBARA JORDAN BILLIE JEAN KING SUSIE SHARP CAROL SUTTONA PROM LEFT: SUSAN BROWNMILLER KATHLEEN M BYERLY THE REV CARLA HILLS BARBARA JORDAN BILLE 1970s 1976 Indira Gandhi Imperious leader In 1976 the Empress of India had become India’s great authoritarian She was the daughter of the nation’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru the constitutional democrat who strained every sinew after independence from Britain to establish liberal democracy But his only child was different She started off as an ingenue jeered at as a dumb doll Party bosses propped up Nehru’s daughter because they thought she would be their puppet Instead she split her party yoking a tide of pro-poor populism to storm to a massive election victory in 1971 She became the first Prime Minister to win a decisive victory over Pakistan in the Bangladesh Liberation War But in her mammoth victory lay the seeds of paranoid insecurity and she proved to be as ruthless as she was charismatic By 1975 as a result of economic instability her government was swamped by an avalanche of street protests and after her election was deemed invalid she declared an emergency On the night of June 25 1975 the electricity was suddenly shut off in Delhi’s newspaper offices She quickly ripped apart her father’s democracy and amended India’s constitution to give herself enormous powers She jailed political opponents muzzled the press and extinguished fundamental rights across the country By 1976 she would scorn democratic processes to stamp out rivals dismissing party colleagues and state leaders at will That year her government rammed through the 42nd Amendment arrogating supreme powers to Parliament She instituted family rule in her party with the ascendance of her son Sanjay She also oversaw a remorseless slum-clearance drive in Delhi and forcible-sterilization campaigns across India -Sagarika Ghose Lesley Brown Pianeering mother When Lesley Brown gave birth to her Daughter Louise in 1978 they called her a test tube baby Today we know the technique Brown pioneered one that has helped millions of couples have children despite fertility struggles-as in vitro fertilisation or IVE Brown and her husband volunteered to try the experimental procedure after a nearly decade-long effort to conceive Experts did not know if the method would work and the American put lio was wary hut Brown had a healthy prognancy on her first try When she diod 34 years later the executive direc tor of the olinie where she was treated praised her incredible leap into the unknown which would over time veshape our nations of who gets to have a baby and when Jamie Ducharme Tu Youyou Tu Youyou’s first triumph over an infectious disease was her recovery from tuberculosis as a teenager an experi once that inspired her to pursue a career in medicine History will remember her for her role in discovering artemisinin a drug that has prevented millions of deaths from malaria Artemisinin is derived from sweet wormwood a plant Chinese remedies Tu has described her teams findings published in English in 1979 as a gift from tradi tional Chinese medicine to the world The discovery eamed her a Nobel Prize and won humanity important ground in the battle against one of history deadliest diseases Melinda Gates CURS IN chair of the Bill amp Melinda Daneundation |
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1992 Sinead O’Connor Prescient messenger On Oct 3 1992 Sinead O’Connor turned her Saturday Night Live performance into a fierce political statement Eyes ablaze voice quaking with rage O’Connor ripped apart a photograph of Pope John Paul II after replacing a lyric from Bob Marley’s War with the words child abuse A few weeks later she revealed that as a teen she had suffered abuse at the hands of the Catholic Church She was still widely condemned-and her career took a significant blow In 2010 O’Connor offered an explanation: I wanted to force a conversation where there was a need for one that is part of being an artist Today entertainers often speak out about their personal experiences back then it was less common As an Irishwoman O’Connor was aware of the danger of criticizing a powerful entity like the church She took that risk in order to publicly demand justice for children who were sexually abused by members of the clergy Nine years after ber performance Pope John Paul II acknowledged and apologized for the church’s long history of sexual abuse In recent years O’Connor has been vocal about her mental health struggles once again laying herself bare for the world She remains an example of the power of provoking necessary if unpopular conversations–and the courage it takes to do so -Olivia Wilde 1990 s 1993 Toni Morrison Great American storyteller We die That may be the meaning of life But we do language That may be the measure of our lives” Toni Morrison spoke these words when she won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 becoming the first black woman so honored Not many people can squeeze so much meaning into just a few sentences but Morrison an icon of storytelling did it all the time In books like The Bluest Eye 1970 Sula 1973 Song of Solomon 1977 and Beloved 1987 she used magical realism and poetic language to interrogate and explore the black experience and the aftershocks of generational trauma In both fiction and nonfiction Morrison wasn’t afraid to hold a mirror up to our society-even if we didn’t like the reflection staring back at us She wrote from varying perspectives employing nonlinear structures and stream-of-consciousness monologues that relayed her tremendous capacity for empathy Morrison’s words force us to re-examine what we think to be true about ourselves When reading them I feel shaken one moment and completely seen the next Her work makes me think of my grandmother It makes me want to know more about my grandmother’s grandmother Morrison has always made me proud to be a black woman She was a superhero who looked like the women who guided and nurtured our families for generations She was one of us I’m glad we weren’t afraid to worship at her feet while she was still here My only wish is that we could’ve kneeled down at them for a little bit longer –Lena Waithe Waithe is an Emmy-winning writer producer and actor 1994 Joycelyn Elders Challenging public health taboos Raised in a poor Arkansas farming family Joycelyn Elders didn’t visit a doctor until she was 16 years old But she went to medical school and in 1993 became the first African American and the setond woman to be named USSurgeon General Elders kept pushing boundaries while in office advocating for robust education and studies on drug legalizationand drawing critics Ne even then President BAC Clinton was ready for her progressive views on sexuality-he asked her to resign in 1994 after she argued masturba tion should be discussed in school sex ed Today many of her views are more mainstream Recently the now 86-year-old doctor has adopted a new cause: advocating for more black physicians in the medical field -Jamie Ducharme 1995 Sadako Ogata Transforming the lives of refugees Sadako Ogata was settling in as the head of UNHCR in 1991 when more than a million Iraqi Kurds fled the fallout of the Gulf War She jumped onto a helicopter to the Iraq-Turkey border to hear firsthand accounts and promised rapid aid Nicknamed the diminutive giant Ogatawho stood under 5 ft tall-gained a reputation as a formidable negotiator The only Japanese citizen and first woman to lead the UNHCR she was re-elected three times and boldly expanded the agency’s mandate to include internally displaced persons Throughout the 1990s which she called the turbulent decade of her tenure she navigated crises in places from Afghanistan to the Balkans to Rwanda helping to protect some of the world’s most vulnerable -Laignee Barron 1990s 1996 I CHANGEMAKER RUTH BAD ER GINSBU BY IRIN CARMON IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE NOW THAT THERE WAS EVER A TIME when Ruth Bader Ginsburg was not known for her dissents But for a stretch of 1996 the second woman appointed to the Supreme Court could imagine a triumphant future building on her work as visionary advocate in the 1970s-not just for women’s Deration as she often said but for women’s and men’s liberation The prestigious Virginia Military Institute VMI still berred women but when the case went to the Supreme Court Ginsburg argued that everyone was harmed and all stood to benefit If women are to be leaders in life and in the military then men have got to become accusomed to taking commands from women she said at sal argument and men will not become accustomed if women are not let in Back in her ACLU days on a quest – prove that gender discrimination violated the Consti ution she had represented not only women who broke s-ass ceilings but also men who were caregivers each lim ed by the law as it stood She had rarely convinced Justice William Rehnquist In 1996 though the conservative Justice joined a 7-1 decision requiring that women be admitIted to VMI helping Justice Ginsburg finish what attorney Ginsburg had started and establishing a major precedent The paradox of Ginsburg-reserved institutionalist argu ing for radical constitutional change-seemed to resolve it self in the VMI victory But as politics left her outnumbered on much that mattered to her the Justice stiffened the resolve she had from the days she was blocked for being as she put it a woman a Jew and a mother By age 8o in 2013 her righteous dissents would earn her fans around the world Today Ginsburg is surprisingly optimistie Her work has been at the pinnacle of the law but she recognizes that as she puts it change comes from a groundswell of ordinary people Ind men have to be part of the effort Carmon is the co-author of Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg |
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