Harriet Tubman may have been black, but first of all, she was a woman. Throughout history, women have made their mark, even while receiving little recognition. In China, the Empress Dowager Cixi sought to make her country more westernized, less backward. Indira Gandhi led India but was assassinated after many years. Margaret Thatcher accomplished much as British prime minister. And in America, we have women like Harriet Tubman who acted with bravery, spirit, and compassion so that those of color could enjoy the freedom that is everyone's right. Replacing Andrew Jackson on the twenty dollar bill, however, will not happen under the current administration. He, unfortunately, is trump's hero.