2015 has been full of many empowering women. GoldieBlox addressed the top 10 women of 2015 in a video called "Fast-Forward Girls 2015". The video starred young girls who imitated their role models.
Here is a look at what these women accomplished this year:
Ruth Bader Ginsburg #ILookLikeAJustice
Ruth lead the Supreme Court to legalize same sex marriage on June 26th. She is 82 years old and has been on the Supreme Court for 12 years. Her views on same sex marriage were overruled countless times until now.
Amy Schumer #ILookLikeAComedian
Amy shared a video titled "Girl, You Don't Need Makeup" on YouTube that made fun of the on views of society believing girls need to wear makeup. This video got over 4 million views. It showed that people like how women look when they wear makeup.
Hillary Clinton #ILookLikeAPresident 
Isis Anchalee #ILookLikeAnEngineer
Isis expanded the definition of an engineer. She was once told in a campaign that she was too "sexy" and she gave an unrealistic perception of what an engineer is. She proved everyone wrong and showed that an engineer can be a beauty with brains.
Viola Davis #ILookLikeAnEmmyWinner
Viola took home the Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series. She was the first African American to take home this award. Her speech when receiving the award was empowering for women and specifically women of color.
Misty Copeland #ILookLikeAPrincipalBallerina
Misty was the first female principal dancer of color after she only began dancing at the late age of 13. She also made her debut on Broadway this past year in On The Town.
Nicki Minaj #ILookLikeASuperstar
Nicki is a female rapper with the most 'top ten hits', most Billboard charted tracks, and she has sold 3.4 million records in the US. She shares her confidence through rapping. She also teamed up with Beyoncé for a music video named "Feeling Myself".
Beyoncé #ILookLikeAnEntrepreneur
Beyond her hit songs, Beyoncé is the CEO of Parkwoods Entertainments. This allows her produces her own videos and concerts. She was named the most powerful female musician of 2015 by Forbes magazine.
Jen Welter #ILookLikeAnNFLCoach
Jen became the assistant coach intern for the Arizona Cardinals training camp this year. She is the first female coach in the National Football League.
Abby Wambach #ILookLikeAWorldChampion
Abby Led the US Women's National Team to the FIFA Women's World Cup championship. She holds the world recorder for 184 international goals.
Cheers to these strong empowering women of 2015.
You can watch the full video here.






























