It's just funny to me that the accomplishments of the three women they chose were all obtaining rights things men already had the ability to do
Abolition and women's suffrage are great and all that, but if the goal is to celebrate women's achievements I would think it to be possible to find something that wasn't just aiding in the movement to change two laws that should never have been made in the first place. Not only that but these are also the same women who always get brought up when "female accomplishment" is discussed. It gives an impression, true or not, that women haven't made very many accomplishments if these are the only three women we ever talk about. Throw in someone who made a scientific discovery or something.
Like that lady who created GPS and got that movie made about her
