I am inspired by many of the female teachers I have had. Also public figures like Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

My sorority sisters, whom I still see regularly, after 27 years, inspire me. Each of us have had different challenges throughout our lives and we are cheerleaders for each other.

My mom and grandma have been my biggest inspirations. They have been amazing role models, always there for me, and definitely helped shape the person I've become.

The 2 most inspirational women in my life are my childhood best friend and one of my high school best friends​, both are NOW mothers of children, One gave birth to a stillborn child which I can only imagine is not easy and the other wasn't able to have full term pregnancies without being on best rest. One had a tougher time than the other and I honestly feel inspired to be able to bounce back like they have some day show that women struggle very hard if not harder some times, but NEVER give up when they have a set goal.

My mom has inspired me to be strong and independent Oprah has inspired me to keep going even when you feel like success has been achieved... there's always more to be done Mimi G Styles has inspired me to go for my passion for designing clothes and to understand that 1 dream can be manifested in many ways My aunt has inspired me to always make family number 1 because they are most important

My mom is a big inspiration in my life as she was a single mom and raised my sister and I. She never got a college degree but worked her way up through her industry and is very successful. Another woman that inspires me is Michelle Obama. I'm reading her autobiography and it's really cool to see where she come from and her success.

My closest friend. She inspires me because she has, and still is, growing stronger despite the obstacles in her path. She knows her limits and doesn't go beyond them.

My friends, V and Meg, have showed me kindness when no one did. Barbara Jane Reyes is the only woman I've encountered (so far!) whose work I feel in my bones. She makes me feel like I'm not alone, not a mistake and am part of something. My mother for supporting me and exposing me to what's happening in the world.

My mom inspires me. Even more so now that I'm a mom myself. I see and realize how much she sacrificed for me and my brother while we were growing up, and she never mentioned it or asked for a thank you. Mothers go above and beyond and are the guilt guides on the side and cheerleaders for their children. My mom taught me that I'm never alone-she will always be behind me no matter what-whether she agrees with me or disagrees with me. My mom taught me to be myself and that I'm a treasure, and if someone doesn't see that, leave them in the dust! 💁🏻‍♀️

My sister.Keeps me motivated thru the highs and the lows

My mother who I've learned so many lessons from, so glad I listened.

My Mother. My mother passed away 9 years ago, this September 21st. People still speak to me about missing my mother. . There isn't a day I dont miss her myself. My sisters child was diagnosed with aml at one in 1983. My sister couldnt take care of him. . My mother raised 4 kids and a sick grandchild--without too much support from my father and her family. . One of the sick children at Sloan Kettering along with my nephew, asked my mother to Rollerskate along the corridors along Sloan Kettering. . My mother never roller skated. She grew up during the Great Depression. But she borrowed my skates and she did it. To make that sick child happy. And she didnt get hurt. That was my mother. That is the person that inspires me every day.

My grandmother inspired me. She was a woman ahead of her time. She wore pants when women wore skirts, she didn't marry until her late 20s, she was very independent and felt that women could do everything a man could do. She taught me to be an independent thinker and therefore, I was the first in my family to go to college.

My mother inspires me! She was a hard working mother of 2 trying to raise us kids after fleeing an abusive relationship! I seen her struggle andvseen her excell and I am proud to call her mom! We have a unique and truly beautiful relationship that I cherish each n every day! I love my mother and give her mad respect! She's a soldier! ❤️❤️❤️🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

ALL women athletes have inspired me. This crap of allowing transgender males to compete in women's sports is just wrong! Women have worked hard and earned a spot in athletics! Babe Didrikson Zaharias was amazing, Chris Evert, Bonnie Blair, Wilma Rudolph, Jackie Joyner-Kersee-- all these women inspire me every day! Just to see what they overcame in a mens dominated world of athletics! Go girls, When someone use to tell me I throw like a girl, or I run like a girl, I would tell them THANK YOU!