What woman should they put on the 10 dollar bill?

hopefully with James Banks.

 

i'm sure the excuse is some derivation of "all men are children" or "men don't like strong women."

btw she doesn't look all that young to me: https://instagram.com/p/Rp15YMwYvN/

 

she's old enough not to have on that ridiculous skirt.

 

So she now has Berkeley on her resume.

 

she's been pushing that for a while.

as I said, she doesn't look overly young to me: https://instagram.com/flawdagirl/

i'd say she looks late 40s. not sure her real age.

 

Looks like she's in her thirties to me but I'm sure she's got some mileage on her

 

Went to school with Banks so I am guessing early to mid 30s.

 

34 or 35. We are around same age. Several friends went to law school with her.

She has not aged well.

 

Looks old in this photo - https://www.facebook.com/kmimmigrat...7258923667450/774406785952658/?type=1&theater

 

look more closely at some of these pictures. some she looks relatively young, but others she looks 50. i'm guessing she usually posts the most flattering.

 

yikes. I would have guessed at best 40. great genes my ass. my wife is her age and she looks at least 10 years younger.

 

She might be as young as 32, but I don't think so. I think we are pretty close.

 

i'm friends on facebook with a chick in college who I used to think was really hot. she looks 50 now. of course, she's probably thinking I got fat or something. ha ha

 

Tore up porn star

 

No, there were definitely others who did more. He's certainly of consequence, but there's no doubt he's on a lower rung of the totem pole of critical figures for the Revolution and establishment of this country as compared to a handful of others.

 

If you're talking heroic acts I agree, but he breathed life into a crazy idea that upset pretty much the whole fabric of human history.

Without him as the voice of the movement, it probably dies out after some civil disorder in the North East. The idea of individual liberty and freedom of the brotherhood of states was truly remarkable.

 

I agree. there is ample evidence his opinions and persuasion were behind some of the greatest moments in American history.

 

Yeah, I agree that he has a place in the discussion of important figures, but I think his status alongside the big dogs of the movement is a bit overstated. And, if we're talking about earning your spot on our cash, then I've got some people in mind before him that should be in consideration. I'd put Franklin in, say, a top ten status as opposed to his usual top five.

 

Yep. Married the right rich woman

I too am a Washington apologist and believe he is the greatest American and perhaps the most important world leader in history.

 

Negative. First great entrepreneur and every man in a philosopher's brain. Dude was easily one of the philosophical drivers of the movement.