Mustang on the Street: March Edition

March is Women’s History Month. Can you identify this historical woman?

March 11, 2025

March 2025 Mustang on the Street

(Sophie Brogadir )

Gabby Popalo, Sophomore

“Yeah, she’s Frida Kahlo.”

(Sienna Powers)

Lexie Powers, Freshman

"It’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg of course. She was born in like the 1920s or something and her mom died when she was really young and her mom always told her that she could grow up to do whatever she wanted because her mom didn’t have as many opportunities. She grew up to be a really cool Supreme Court justice that always fought for women’s rights and minorities and such. She died a couple of years ago and Trump replaced her with a far-right justice. She’s really cool because she was the first Jewish Supreme Court justice on the United States Supreme Court and the second female Supreme Court justice."

John Quinn (Gabriel Goulart)

Mr. John Quinn, Drama Teacher

"She looks familiar, so the outfit puts it around 1880… 1900. I do not think it is our head of the underground railroad, but I don’t know, who is it."

Gabriel Goulart: "It’s Ida B. Wells".

Mr. Quinn: “Okay, I know who Ida B. Wells is historically, but I don’t remember seeing a picture of her.”

(Ryan Needham )

Sarah Souza, Junior

“Yes, uh, she’s something in the government, of course, because there’s a flag behind her. And I think she’s, um, Trump’s wife.”

Answer: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Mr. Arranz, Marketing Teacher

“It's Frida Kahlo.” “Frida Kahlo was an excellent artist, one of her favorite pieces of mine was where she painted a desert with a bunch of different um… skulls.” “Skulls of different things that have died there and it was gorgeous, she is one of my favorite artists.”

(Camryn Cataldo)

Wayne Parham, Junior

“No… is it Queen Elizabeth?”

Answer: Ruth Bader Ginsburg.