Complete governed chronology
Social Reformers and Human Rights across time
All 34 governed records are available through semantic server-rendered pages. Page 1 of 2.
- 1783Simón BolívarVenezuelan military and political leader in multiple South American independence processes
- 1858Beatrice Webbsocial reformer and economist
- 1861José Rizalphysician, writer, educator, and reform advocate under Spanish colonial rule
- 1875Mary McLeod BethuneAmerican educator, civil-rights leader, public official, organizational founder, and presidential adviser
- 1884Eleanor RooseveltFirst Lady of the United States, United States delegate to the United Nations, and chair of the Commission on Human Rights
- 1908Simone de BeauvoirFrench writer, philosopher, public intellectual, and activist
- 1918Nelson Rolihlahla Mandelaattorney, anti-apartheid political leader, political prisoner, and President of South Africa
- 1931Desmond Mpilo TutuAnglican cleric and human-rights leader
- 1931Nawal El Saadawiwriter, physician, and activist
- 1932Miriam Makebasinger and performer whose institutional record includes anti-apartheid advocacy and exile
- 1941David BoiesAmerican lawyer
- 1941Gloria AllredAmerican civil rights lawyer
- 1944Angela DavisAmerican scholar and civil rights activist
- 1945Bärbel Bohleyvisual artist and civil-rights activist
- 1946Geoffrey RobertsonAustralian-British human rights lawyer
- 1947Shirin EbadiIranian human rights lawyer
- 1956Anita HillAmerican lawyer and academic
- 1959Kimberlé CrenshawAmerican legal scholar and civil rights advocate
- 1959Bryan StevensonAmerican public-interest lawyer
- 1967María Corina MachadoVenezuelan public leader and civil society advocate
- 1969Ben CrumpAmerican civil rights lawyer
- 1972Leymah GboweeLiberian peace activist
- 1972Narges MohammadiIranian human rights advocate
- 1973Tarana BurkeAmerican civil rights activist