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    A Woman's Face On The American $20 Bill

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    • SurSteven
      SurSteven last edited by

      A team of 5th graders have recently gotten together and started a campaign to have a woman's face put on the $20 bill There a 16 candidates and 80,000 votes so far. They had the story on CNN, but it went by so fast in light of all the bad news they think they have to focus on ...that you couldn't catch all of the candidates. Who do you think should be on there?

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        I like the Eleanor Roosevelt one. I saw the Rosa Parks one too. Either one. Maybe I need to look again.

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        • nowords
          nowords last edited by

          A woman's face on american Bill I guess that would be Bill Clinton you are talking about joking apart I thought it was just Presidents on American money. In the UK we have both men and women on our notes but just the monarch on our coins If I had to pick I would choose Betty Ford

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          • love2travel
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            Thinking that I would like Rosa Parks or Clara Barton, who was a humanitarian.... or hopefully a future woman President!

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            • SurSteven
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              hey_kittay:

              I like the Eleanor Roosevelt one. I saw the Rosa Parks one too. Either one. Maybe I need to look again.

              Those two are great candidates! Eleanor was a very profound woman for anyone who has studied her life. I watched a great documentary on her recently! The candidate list is for those who are not with us anymore.

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              • Nancy R
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                As a nurse, I pick Florence Nightingale!

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                • SurSteven
                  SurSteven last edited by

                  Nancy R:

                  As a nurse, I pick Florence Nightingale!

                  They must be American, Silly! Here's My Vote! CLARA BARTON (Founder Of The American Red Cross) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Barton http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Clara_Barton_1904.jpg

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                  • Nancy R
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                    SurSteven:

                    Nancy R:

                    As a nurse, I pick Florence Nightingale!

                    They must be American, Silly! Here's My Vote! CLARA BARTON (Founder Of The American Red Cross) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Barton http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Clara_Barton_1904.jpg

                    I forgot she was English! Oh well, put her on the 20 pound note then! P.S. I actually visited the Florence Nightingale museum in London in 2006. There was another "Operating Theatre" nurse on the tour from New Zealand!

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                    • HaileyMcComet
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                      nowords:

                      A woman's face on american Bill I guess that would be Bill Clinton you are talking about joking apart I thought it was just Presidents on American money. In the UK we have both men and women on our notes but just the monarch on our coins

                      Presidents, Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton. Martha Washington was very briefly on a bill in the 1800s. If they're going to replace Jackson, maybe Sacagawea is a good choice, what with Jackson's history with her people.

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                      • Triplets Love Paul
                        Triplets Love Paul last edited by

                        Eleanor Roosevelt http://www.womenon20s.org/

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                        • edcrawf
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                          HaileyMcComet:

                          nowords:

                          A woman's face on american Bill I guess that would be Bill Clinton you are talking about joking apart I thought it was just Presidents on American money. In the UK we have both men and women on our notes but just the monarch on our coins

                          Presidents, Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton. Martha Washington was very briefly on a bill in the 1800s. If they're going to replace Jackson, maybe Sacagawea is a good choice, what with Jackson's history with her people.

                          Although wasn't jackson already replaced with Keith Richards on the 20? Sacagewea would be amazing to see.

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                          • nowords
                            nowords last edited by

                            I'd vote for Linda McCartney

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                            • HaileyMcComet
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                              edcrawf:

                              Although wasn't jackson already replaced with Keith Richards on the 20?

                              I think you're thinking of Johnny Depp.

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                              • The_Fool
                                The_Fool last edited by

                                I won't accept one as payment because right now it would be a fake

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                                • Andy_Shofar
                                  Andy_Shofar last edited by

                                  Betsy Ross

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                                  • HaileyMcComet
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                                    Andy_Shofar:

                                    Betsy Ross

                                    That's a good choice since she's bipartisan. Anyone from the 20th century would only upset one group or another.

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