drawn into another reality. She creates a world where both science and fantasy are to be

She is seen as a woman of strong will who is ambitious for herself and who is astute

remains true to who she is so that she cannot be accepted with her personalities; moreover, her

Oprah Gail Winfrey was born on January 29, 1954 in Kosciusko, Mississippi to the unwed Vernita Lee and Vernon Winfrey at a time when illegitimate children were highly frowned upon. Soon after Oprah’s birth, her parents separated; her father, who was in the military, moved to Nashville and remarried; while her mother moved north in search of employment and a fresh start, leaving Oprah to be raised by her grandparents. From an early age Oprah exhibited elevated intelligence, her grandmother, Hattie Mae Lee, encouraged her curious mind teaching her how to read at an early age and pruning her developing speaking skill which she put to practice in church by reciting bible verses and sermons. When she started school, she was allowed to skip ahead to first grade and then third grade because she already knew how to read and write. Then at the age of six, her grandmother became ill and Oprah was sent to live with her mother

She’s outspoken and quick witted, she strong minded and never sells herself short. If you’ve had a class with her, you’ve probably heard her voice more often than not. It’s a big deal to her, to be the kind of woman who isn’t afraid to use her voice. That was a lessons she learned in the military, when a false accusation of an inappropriate relationships surfaced. People told her to let it be, and the gossip would go away with time. Instead she looked at herself and said “if I don’t handle this, no one

One can assume that this was her personality before her marriage to Curley. This goes to show that a friend or even a good listener can help reveal one’s true

The photo shown above one of Diane Arbus’s most recognizable images “Identical Twins” taken in 1967 is a portrait of two twin sisters. The irony in this photo and creativity within is by putting these two identical sisters together in the same frame, we begin to notice everything that is different between them. The outfits of both sisters are identical wearing dark corduroy dresses with white collars and cuff, even their white tights and white headbands, used to give them identical hair styles (Nikolova). Putting these two in the same frame with the same exact pose with their hands down by their waists, it is obvious their similarities are supposed to be emphasized.

Because of this, she gained the reputation of being a little crazy. An example of this is how she is willing to do anything to save her grandma, even if it means sacrificing

Through her trailblazing personality and a camera, Margaret Bourke White was able to forge her own path to go and encapsulate the tragic state of affairs that was consuming America. Margaret Bourke-White was born on June 14, 1904 to Joseph White, an engineer, and Minnie White, a stenographer. With two other siblings, she was brought up in a strict household,that favored determination and perseverance (Margaret Bourke-White). These core values instilled in her the courage that was required to break free of the societal norm and follow her passion into photography. White attended Plainfield high school where she first discovered her passion for the arts, being yearbook editor, and competing in literature competitions. She later attended Columbia

In the late 1950s in Post-War Britain, life for the average teenager was somewhat bleak. The rationed mind-set of the WWII generation was still a part of the social consciousness by the mid 50s, and the economy was slow to bounce back from the ravages of the war. Unlike America at the time, few people in Britain had the freedom for social pursuits or the lifestyle of leisure,(a phenomenon enjoyed mainly in the United States), and, especially if you were "working-class", your choices were much narrower.

She wanted to have a normal life. She wanted to cook dinner, hang out with friends and drive. Years after she felt success

Anna Wintour is an influential and a powerful leader. She has a new nickname as Nuclear Wintour because of her critical and bossy. She had a strong opinion and clear perspective. Her characteristics have brought her as a successful leader in fashion industry. She put all her effort and her passion to her work, working with her might be a lttle bit difficult to get along with her because she is always changing her work that employees do for the best outcome of the magazine. She told the London Daily telegraph, when she was started working for Vogue US, “I want Vogue to be pacy, sharp, and sexy, I’m not interested in the super-rich or infinitely leisured. I want our leader to be energetic, executive women, with money of their own and a wide range of interest.” In 1987, she hired to make

Her character is complex because she is taught to be obedient and act like a gentlewoman, however, she wants to break the secular confinements so she can live her own life. She is rebellious and is assertive to purse her personal desires.

and poverty of her hometown, and Aflees to the big city to become a movie star,

Madonna says Gustafson often made her take care of the younger children in the household, a task she greatly resented. "I really saw myself as the quintessential Cinderella," Madonna later said. "I think that's when I really thought about how I wanted to do something else and get away from all that." She rebelled against her traditional upbringing by turning her conservative clothing into revealing outfits, frequenting underground gay nightclubs, and rejecting her religious background.

She was the type who even if she didn’t want to .. stood out and even the reason she was