American Rhetoric: Top 100 Speeches of the 20th Century by Female Orators

"I, Barbara Jordan, am a keynote speaker." -- Barbara Charline Jordan, 1976 Democratic National Convention

Rank	Speaker	Title/Text	Audio	Duration
5	Barbara Charline Jordan	1976 DNC Keynote Address	mp3	Entire
13	Barbara Charline Jordan	Statement on the Articles of Impeachment	mp3	Entire
27	Anna Howard Shaw	"The Fundamental Principle of a Republic"
35	Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton	"Women's Rights are Human Rights"	mp3	Entire
38	Dorothy Ann Willis Richards	1988 DNC Keynote Address	mp3	Entire
41	Margaret Chase Smith	"Declaration of Conscience"
44	Mary Church Terrell	"What it Means to be Colored in the...U.S."
46	Margaret Higgins Sanger	"The Morality of Birth Control"
47	Barbara Pierce Bush	1990 Wellesley College Commencement Address	mp3	Entire
52	Mary Fisher	"A Whisper of AIDS"	mp3	Entire

57	Anna Eleanor Roosevelt	"The Struggle for Human Rights"
58	Geraldine Anne Ferraro	Vice-Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speech	mp3	Entire
67	Emma Goldman	Address to the Jury
68	Carrie Chapman Catt	"The Crisis"
71	Anita Faye Hill	Statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee	mp3	Entire
75	Carrie Chapman Catt	Address to the U.S. Congress
81	Elizabeth Glaser	1992 DNC Address	mp3	Entire
83	Margaret Higgins Sanger	"The Children's Era"
84	Ursula Le Guin	"A Left-Handed Commencement Address"
85	Crystal Eastman	"Now We Can Begin"
89	Elizabeth Gurley Flynn	Statement at the Smith Act Trial
93	Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm	"For the Equal Rights Amendment"
100	Anna Eleanor Roosevelt	Adopting the Declaration of Human Rights	mp3	Entire