Margaret Thacher with her all-male cabinet circa 1987.

Margaret Thatcher Said a Woman Would Never Be Prime Minister — Then She Led Britain for 11 Years

“I don’t think there will be a woman Prime Minister in my lifetime,” Margaret Thatcher told a boy named Roger on BBC1 in 1973. She wasn’t hedging. She wasn’t speculating. She dismissed the idea outright. Six years later, she became Britain’s first — and longest-serving — female Prime Minister.

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Alduous Huxley, John Fitzgerald Kennedy , and C. S. Lewis

Historical Figures and Celebrities Who Died on the Same Day

History doesn’t always unfold one life at a time. From literary giants to political architects, this post tells of moments when legacies collided — unrelated, unplanned, and oddly aligned. Some deaths were eclipsed. Others arrived in pairs. On Independance Day 1826, two Founding Fathers died within hours of each other. Five years later, a third died on the same date. What began as coincidence became a pattern.

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