Politics Podcast · 9 Episodes · Complete

If you care about the voices of powerful women, my page is for you. 🖤 @powerfulwomenunite Without hope, we fall into apathy and do nothing.” — Jane Goodall Jane Goodall wasn’t just a scientist—she was a moral compass. She challenged us to care, not just for people, but for every living creature, every fragile forest, for our air and our future. She dared to go where very few women, no less scientists, had gone: into the jungles of Gombe, to observe chimpanzees close enough to learn their secrets. In Famous Last Words, she looks back and reminds us all:• You have a role, even if you don’t yet know what it is. • Your life matters, even in the darkest times. If hope dies, so does change. • Small actions—choosing kindness, protecting nature, speaking up—when multiplied, create great impact. Her life shows us what it means to be a powerful woman: to use your voice even when it trembles, to protect what’s vulnerable, to act with compassion, courage, and conviction. Her legacy isn’t only in what she discovered, it’s in what she leaves behind: an invitation for all of us to care more, to do better.Let’s keep her spirit alive: by believing our lives are more than survivors, that our choices matter. Let’s walk through life not waiting for someone else to protect the world—but standing up, doing our part, every day.🖤 FOLLOW @PowerfulWomenUnite🖤 FOLLOW @PowerfulWomenUnite🎬 All rights and credits reserved for the producers of Famous Last Words: Dr. Jane Goodall and Jane Goodall’s work.[ Legacy, Hope, Conservation, Feminine Strength, Activism, Powerful Women, Moral Courage, Nature Protection, Generational Impact, Voice, Resistance, Compassion ]#PowerfulWomenUnite #JaneGoodall #HopeLivesOn #LegacyOfLove #ConservationHero #WomenInScience #Activism #NatureLover #MoralCourage #FightingForTheEarth #FemalePioneers #VoiceForTheVoiceless #PowerfulWomen #ChangeMakers #GlobalImpact #ProtectOurPlanet #WeAreNature #WomenWhoLead #HerLegacy #EchoOfHope #janegoodallView all 2,118 comments

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The first African-American woman to lead a World War Two battalion