Here are the women who will be appearing on quarters in 2022
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The U.S. Mint
the Cherokee Nation
Santa Fe
Treasury
the National Women's History Museum
the Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative
The American Women Quarters Program
the Federal Reserve
the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
NASA
the Community Development Department
Otero-Warren
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Sarah
Ewall
Maya Angelou
Janet Yellen
Bill Clinton
Martin Luther
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Sally Ride
Wilma Mankiller
Ross Swimmer
Nina Otero-Warren
Anna May Wong
Barbara Lee
George Washington
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African American
Indian
Asian American
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Summary
Among the diverse group of women being honored are a celebrated poet and civil rights activist, the first woman in space, the first Chinese American movie star, the first female principal chief of the Cherokee Nation and the first woman to serve as superintendent of the Santa Fe public schools. The goal is for quarters to feature women who have made contributions in a variety of fields including suffrage, civil rights, abolition, government, humanities, science, space and the arts. She died of cancer in 2012.Quarters featuring the first female principal chief of the Cherokee Nation and women's rights activist Wilma Mankiller will begin circulating this spring. While each of the five quarters this year will honor a prominent American woman, the "heads" sides of the coins will continue to feature the portrait of President George Washington.
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