Geraldine Ferraro

Geraldine Ferraro was an influential American politician and lawyer, best known for becoming the first woman vice-presidential candidate representing a major U.S. political party when she ran with Walter Mondale in 1984. A dedicated advocate for social justice, she served in Congress, focusing on issues like healthcare, education, and women's rights. Ferraro was known for her strong speaking skills and trailblazing role in breaking gender barriers in politics. Her leadership inspired many women to pursue careers in public service and helped advance gender equality in American politics.