In honor of Women’s History Month, let’s do a quick (and slightly nerdy) thought experiment:
If you could be seated next to any woman from world history—living or deceased—on a long flight, who would you pick?
Would you pick:
-Marie Antoinette
-Catherine Parr
-Czarina Alexandra Feodorovna (Romanov)
-Eleanor Roosevelt
—or someone else entirely?
What would you hope to ask her? What perspective might she offer on power, leadership, revolution, reform, or public life?
Drop your pick—and a quick why.
