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WiR redlist index: DCALAB


Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed.

This list of red links covers women listed in the Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography for which Wikipedia lacks a biography article. It is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. This list was generated using Wikidata and it will be refreshed roughly daily to remove blue-links - no manual editing is required.

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name image description date of birth date of death country of citizenship occupation item site links
Virginie van Gameren Curaçao-born enslaved woman who obtained her freedom through an administrative procedure against her owner (born 1820s?) 1820 No/unknown value Kingdom of the Netherlands Q109905240 2
Juana Esperanza de San Alberto (?–1679), slave and Discalced Carmelite nun 1679 nun Q123478317 0
Maria do Ó freedwoman in the Bishopric of Mariana, Minas Gerais, originally from the Costa da Mina in West Africa (?–c. 1755) 170s Q123478987 0
Santusa Nava mulatto manumitted slave and business entrepreneur in La Plata, Charcas (1703–1782) 1703 1782 businessperson Q123478948 0
Joanna slave in the Dutch colony of Suriname and companion of John Gabriel Stedman (c. 1755–1782) 170s 1782-11 Q123482844 0
Ana Josefa Barberá Afro-Uruguayan freedwoman and landowner (1740?–1812) 1812-03 Q123492590 0
Hipólita Bolívar
1763 1835-06-25 Venezuela Q5898499 1
Otampê Ojarô Candomblé priestess in Brazil, born in Yorubaland (c. 1780–1850) 1850-08-28 priestess Q123479030 0
Catalina Buendía de Pecho Peruvian heroine (?–1882) 1882 warrior Q123491620 0
Marcelina da Silva Candomblé high priestess of Ilê Iyá Nassô Oká 19th century 1885-07-27 Q107541692 1
Matea Bolívar
slave of Simón Bolívar 1773-09-21 1886-03-29 Venezuela Q6005801 2
Sabina das Laranjas Afro-Brazilian street vendor (?–1889) 1889 Brazil street vendor Q123478247 0
Josefa Antonia Perdomo y Heredia (1834–1896), nineteenth-century Dominican poet 1834-06-13 1896 poet Q115548068 0
Catherine McKenzie Jamaican feminist (?–1903) 1903 women's rights activist Q123479370 0
María Cabrales
1866-02-16 1905-07-28 Q6003468 2
Maria Júlia da Conceição Nazaré
Brazilian Mãe-de-santo 1910 Brazil Mãe-de-santo Q10325965 2
Maria Bernarda da Paixão Candomblé priestess in Brazil (–1936) 1936 Q10325746 1
Mercedes Mota the first Dominican woman to participate in an international feminist gathering (1880–1964) 1880 1964 Dominican Republic Q123478374 0
Suzanne Lacascade writer from Guadeloupe 1884-03-31 1966-01-28 France writer Q108295779 1
Maria Bibiana do Espírito Santo religious leader of the Ilê Axé Opô Afonjá (1890-1967) 1890-03-31 1967-02-22 Brazil Mãe-de-santo Q10325754 1
Bartola Sancho Dávila Peruvian dancer and musician (1883–1977) 1883-08-24 1977 Peru dancer
musician
Q115648514 2
Adolfina Villanueva Osorio Puerto Rican seamstress and homemaker, killed by police 1946 1980 Puerto Rico seamstress Q108571501 0
Victoria Angulo Afro-Peruvian laundrywoman and promoter of Afro-Peruvian culture (1891–1981) 1891 1981 washerwoman Q116679962 0
Zoila Gálvez Cuban opera singer 1899-03-19 1985-11-26 Cuba opera singer Q26715217 3
Mercedes Heureaux Dominican medical doctor (1887?–1987) 1887 1987-07-25 Dominican Republic physician Q123482729 0
Floss Effie Casasola Belizean teacher, musician, and politician (1903–1991) 1903 1991 teacher
musician
politician
Q123492503 0
Maria de los Reyes Castillo Bueno Cuban woman autobiographer 1902 1997 Cuba writer Q110765509 0
Celeste Mendoza Beltrán (1930–1998), celebrated Cuban vocalist 1930 1998 Cuba singer Q123479546 0
Cecilia Orta Allende (1923–2000), artist and educator 1923 2000 artist
educator
Q115658411 0
Martha Gularte
Uruguayan dancer (1919-2002) 1919-06-18 2002-08-12 Uruguay dancer
vedette
writer
poet
Q6002110 3
Ninfa Aurora Rodríguez (1927–2008), Afro-Colombian singer, troubadour, folklorist, storyteller, teacher, autodidact, and midwife 1927 2008 Colombia
Dominican Republic
singer
midwife
Q123477929 0
Leyda Marta Oquendo Barrios (1941–2008), historian of the African diaspora, journalist, and scholar-activist 1941 2008 historian
journalist
activist
Q123479010 0
Melvina Elizabeth Rodney Trinidadian spiritual leader (1914–2009) 1914 2009 Trinidad and Tobago religious leader Q123477354 0
Olga Bone (1920–2009), Guyanese educator 1920-09-16 2009-07-27 Guyana educator Q123491117 0
Hilda Dias dos Santos Brazilian Mãe-de-santo 1923-01-06 2009-09-19 Brazil Mãe-de-santo Q10295549 1
Nereyda Rodríguez Dominican dancer, folklorist, cultural ambassador, and teacher 1932 2011 dancer
folklorist
teacher
Q111632388 1
Isabel Albizu-Dávila (1937–2011), singer, dancer, director of the Puerto Rican bomba group Bambalué, and educator 1937 2011 singer
dancer
educator
Q115222142 0
Miriam Tifre Garífuna activist for Afro-descendants’ rights in Honduras (1957–2012) 1957 2012 activist Q123476895 0
Ouida Vere Hylton-Dunphy Jamaican music teacher, media specialist, and government education officer (1933–2012) 1933 2012 Jamaica music educator
learning officer
Q123482736 0
Angélica Pinedo Pedrero Bolivian midwife and natural healer (1920–2012) 1920-08-02 2012-05-30 Bolivia midwife
healer
Q123479092 0
Déita Haitian writer 1935-09-21 2012-12-29 Haiti writer Q12889446 1
Inés María Martiatu writer, theater critic, and cultural historian (1942-2013) 1942 2013 theatrologist
writer
Q113822838 0
Mary Bernadette Little (1924–2014), teacher, educator, and principal of the Convent of Mercy Academy (Alpha) 1924 2014 Q123485891 0
Melba Alvarado Afro-Cuban community leader in New York City (1919–2019) 1919-08-15 2019-02-16 Q116547042 0
Mónica Chalá Ecuadorian beauty pageant contestant 1973-04-11 Ecuador beauty pageant contestant Q3333951 1
Mónica Carrillo Zegarra Peruvian journalist, human rights advocate, poet, performer and songwriter 1978-05-17 Peru journalist
poet
singer
writer
Q5673210 2
Bellky Arizala
Colombian model 1978-03-08 Colombia model Q5725144 1
Petrona Martínez singer of indigenous and Afro-Colombian music 1939-01-27 Colombia composer
singer
Q6073645 1
Iyá Nassô freed slave who cofounded Terreiro da Barroquinha Brazil Mãe-de-santo Q10304527 1
Ludovina Pessoa nineteenth-century Candomblé priestess Brazil Q10320441 1
Olivia Araújo
Brazilian actress 1967-05-10 Brazil actor Q10340789 1
Adelina, a charuteira 19th-century Brazilian slave and abolitionist Brazil Q16939556 2
Juste Farah Haitian Creole musician 1952 musician Q16946717 1
Victoria Espinosa
director, educator, and women’s rights advocate 1922-03-26 Puerto Rico theatrical director Q17632634 1
Claudia Lozano
Mexican beauty pageant contestant, model, and diplomat (1982–) 1982-07-19 Colombia television presenter
model
Q18222562 3
Michèle Voltaire Marcelin Haitian writer 1955 Haiti writer
poet
actor
jazz musician
painter
Q18461233 1
Micheline Laudun Denis Haitian concert pianist and music teacher 1930-07-02 Haiti classical pianist
music educator
Q20559794 1
Mary Porto Casas visual artist and activist 1960-12-22 Uruguay visual artist
activist
artisan
Q23548775 1
Luisa Calderón
Trinidadian domestic servant and torture victim 1787 domestic worker Q28966875 2
Dorothea Wilson Nicaraguan woman rights activist 1948-10-15 Nicaragua human rights activist
politician
mayor
Q30153737 1
Isabel Oronoz Uruguayan journalist and writer (1955–) 1955-11-11 Uruguay writer
journalist
Q42391201 0
Charo Oquet Dominican Republic born New Zealand artist 1952 Dominican Republic
New Zealand
painter Q42400165 0
Rita S Monteiro researcher researcher Q50421991 0
Marva Weatherborn Guatemalan beauty pageant contestant, the first black Miss Guatemala and 2004 Miss Universe contestant 1983-06-02 Guatemala beauty pageant contestant
beauty queen
Q63797083 2
Juana Ferrer Dominican activist 1964-12-27 Dominican Republic activist Q87373167 1
Edna Maria Santos Roland Brazilian psychologist and organization official 1951 Q90011858 0
Jocelyn Dow Guyanan women’s and human rights activist and entrepreneur (1951–) 1951-01-11 Guyana entrepreneur
women's rights activist
human rights activist
Q106205593 1
Carmen Yannone Argentinian candome dancer and actress 1948-05-18 Argentina dancer
actor
Q108556813 0
Martha Willmore Dominican historiographer and educator 1928-07-06 Dominican Republic teacher
historian
Q108557288 0
Carol Linda Addison-Lewis (1950s– ), pop and gospel music singer gospel singer
pop singer
Q115212445 0
Malgarida de Almagro black slave (1498–?) of the Spanish conquistador Diego de Almagro 1498 Q115286438 0
Clementina Afro-Brazilian wet nurse born in Mozambique (fl. nineteenth century) wet nurse Q115301222 0
Gloria “Goyo” Martínez Perea (1982– ) singer and member of the Colombian musical group ChocQuibTown 1982-06-12 Colombia singer Q115308111 0
Fátima Oliveira (1953– ), medical doctor, author, and activist in the women’s and black women’s movements 1953-09-20 physician
writer
activist
Q115328658 0
Liberata woman born into slavery in southern Brazil(c. 1780s–nineteenth century) Q115329545 0
Silvia Noemí Balbuena (1959– ), actress and activist working to increase Afro-Argentine visibility 1959-07-03 Argentina actor
activist
Q115524522 0
Fortunata Medina Pinedo (1973– ), Afro-Bolivian political leader 1973 Bolivia school teacher
activist
community leader
Q115524635 0
María Hazel Law Blanco Nicaraguan indigenous human rights activist, lawyer, university educator, and politician (1958– ) 1958-07-26 Nicaragua human rights activist
lawyer
Q115537635 0
Delta Soto Dominican actress, writer, and educator (1942–) 1942-02-18 actor
writer
educator
Q115657234 0
Ieteke “Inchi” Witteveen (1946– ), anthropologist, social worker, journalist, and development expert 1946-08-02 anthropologist
social worker
journalist
Q115657373 0
Ana de Vega free mulatto healer, unlicensed midwife, and tamal seller accused of witchcraft (1588–?) 1588 healer Q115673529 0
Lucinda Eulalee Gordon (1939– ), microbiologist and community activist 1939-06-27 microbiologist
community organizer
Q115677498 0
Pamela Geraldine Appelt biochemist, artist, activist, and citizenship judge 1941-02-13 biochemist
artist
judge
Q115749732 0
Lois Cecilia Lake-Sherwood (1932– ), business leader and artist 1932 businessperson
artist
Q116306932 0
María Esther Ramos Rosado (1953– ), scholar, educator, actress, and dancer 1953-05-31 scholar
educator
actor
dancer
Q116314291 0
Marie Anne Vergesse Senegalese/Goréan entrepreneur in French Guiana (c. 1730–?) 1730 France entrepreneur Q116546557 1
Cármen Rocío Angola Campos (1985–), Afro-Bolivian photographer, visual artist, activist 1985 visual artist
photographer
activist
Q116679975 0
María Antonia Serna free black woman and former slave (fl. nineteenth century) Q123476869 0
Josefa Tenorio slave woman who fought in the Peruvian and Argentine Wars of Independence Q123476885 0
María de Terranova African free woman and fish vendor (c. 1592–?) 1592 fishmonger Q123476891 0
Virtudes Uribe Dominican bookstore owner, book dealer and publisher (1937–) 1937 Dominican Republic bookseller
publisher
Q123476902 0
María Ramos Rocha (1949– ), Argentine doctor and activist for the Cape Verde community in Argentina 1949 Argentina physician
activist
Q123477104 0
Ionie I. Ramsay Jamaican police officer and women’s rights advocate (1949– ) 1949 Jamaica police officer Q123477284 0
Silvestrina Rodríguez Collado (1956– ), Dominican photojournalist, cultural reporter, and university professor 1956 Dominican Republic photojournalist
academic
Q123478049 0
Lillyan Rosero García (c. 1945– ), Colombian singer, composer, and educator Colombia singer
composer
teacher
Q123478079 0
Eneid Routté-Gómez (1944– ), journalist, university professor, civil rights activist, and community organizer 1944 journalist
academic
activist
Q123478181 0
Rufina African woman illegally enslaved twice, first in Africa and then in Uruguay (c. 1820s–?) 180s Q123478235 0
Nicole Saint-Victor (1937– ), Haiti’s preeminent lyric soprano and a professor of voice and music theory 1937 Haiti singer
academic
Q123478292 0
Aracely Judith Samayoa Godoy Guatemalan educator and government education minister (1943– ) 1943 Guatemala educator
minister
Q123478307 0
Juana la Mulata slave at the center of a witchcraft scandal in Santiago de Monclova, New Mexico (1730–?) Q123478920 0
La Mulata de Córdoba (fl. 1600s) Q123478933 0
Karina Yoselin Nogales Rey (1992– ), model and Afro-Bolivian beauty pageant pioneer 1992 model Q123478960 0
Élida Obella Murature (1945?– ), Afro-Argentine rights activist Argentina activist Q123479000 0
María Gabriela “Maga” Pérez Afro-Argentine plastic artist and activist (1971–) 1971-06-14 plastic artist
activist
Q123479065 0
Julia Pinedo Gemio (1963– ), Afro-Bolivian labor leader 1963-07-21 labor leader Q123479077 0
Marinha das Virgens Gallo Pitombo freed African cacao farmer in northeast Brazil (c. 1840–1910) farmer Q123479302 0
Mãe Preta mythical figure of black womanhood popularized in post-independence Brazilian history and memory. Q123479389 0
Maria das Antas freedwoman born in Africa or Brazil, consort of the baron of Guaribu (c. 1839–?) Q123479398 0
Lena Martins (1950– ), visual artist, writer, educator, and activist 1950-09-11 visual artist
writer
educator
activist
Q123479408 0
Freda Montaño (1965– ), Afro-Ecuadorian artist and writer 1965 Ecuador dance teacher
writer
Q123479563 0
Mirta Ester Montero Afro-Argentine student, one of the disappeared (fl. twentieth century) Argentina university student Q123482639 0
Rosario Iglesias (1852–?), Afro-Argentine poet 1852 poet Q123482752 0
Francisca Roza de Jesus (fl. mid- to late nineteenth century) Brazil art model Q123482781 0
Katia Miguelina Jiménez Martínez Dominican lawyer, teacher, and author (1967– ) 1967-10-14 Dominican Republic lawyer
writer
Q123482819 0
Marta Susana Juárez Oros (1957– ), Argentine folk dancer 1957 Argentina folk dancer Q123482857 0
María Elena Lamadrid (1934– ), Afro-Argentine artist and actress, and the founder of the Asociación Misibamba 1934-07-26 Argentina actor Q123485859 0
Isabel López freed Afro-descendant slave in La Plata (fl. eighteenth century) Q123485899 0
Fae Audrey Ellington (1953– ), actress, lecturer, journalist, and television presenter 1953-05-28 actor
journalist
lecturer
television presenter
Q123485924 0
Felisberta (fl. nineteenth century), a household slave and wet nurse wet nurse Q123485959 0
Marily Gallardo de la Rosa Dominican cultural ambassador, dancer, and choreographer (1958– ) 1958-06-23 Dominican Republic dancer
choreographer
Q123485966 0
Juana Gelofa Pelona slave who lived in Santo Domingo (1537?–?) 150s Q123485979 0
Micaela Ginés (sixteenth century–early seventeenth century), a free black musician musician Q123485988 0
Patricia Daniela Victoria Gomes (1985– ), Afro-Argentine activist 1985-03-14 activist Q123485990 0
Miriam Victoria Gomes Lima (1962– ), distinguished Afro-Argentine intellectual and activist 1962-01-01 Argentina activist Q123486016 0
Nanny Grig enslaved Creole of African descent, took part in the 1816 rebellion in Barbados (1700s–1800s) Q123486019 0
Albina Maria da Conceição emancipated African who challenged her illegal re-enslavement in nineteenth-century Brazil (c. 1846–?) Q123486021 0
Henriqueta Maria da Conceição Brazilian street vendor (1830s–?) street vendor Q123486022 0
Nicole Chantal de Weever (1979– ), dancer, choreographer, artist, and activist 1979-12-05 dancer
choreographer
activist
Q123488665 0
Emma Duprey de Sterling Puerto Rican chef, educator, and author (1920– ) 1920-01-27 chef
writer
Q123488742 0
Alejandra Egido (1954– ), actress and theater founder and director 1954-05-16 Cuba actor
theatrical director
Q123490706 0
Sergina da Anunciação da Boa Morte Afro-descendant Brazilian dancer and activist (1948– ) 1948-09-09 Brazil activist
dancer
Q123490962 0
Ana Isabel Bonilla Hernández Dominican Republic lawyer, congresswoman, and judge (1961– ) 1961-04-05 Dominican Republic lawyer
member of congress
judge
Q123491406 0
Eumeda Byfield Jamaican nurse (1939– ) 1939-01-16 Jamaica nurse Q123492466 0
Aura Dalia Caicedo Valencia (1956– ), Colombian activist 1956 Colombia activist Q123492479 0
Rosalba Castillo Viveros (1948– ), Colombian activist and defender of Afro-Colombian communities’ rights 1948 Colombia activist Q123492517 0
Mary Sandra Chagas Techera (1964– ), Afro-descendant activist 1964 activist Q123492523 0
Lucía Charún-Illescas (1950– ), writer, activist, cultural ambassador, journalist, and public scholar 1950-10-19 Peru writer
activist
journalist
Q123492557 0
Agustina enslaved rebel in the province of Chocó in New Granada (fl. eighteenth century) rebel Q123492568 0
Antonia “La Parda” enslaved woman in Santiago del Estero, Argentina (1691–?) 1691 Q123492583 0
Mirna Lorena Barra Barra (1988– ), Afro-Bolivian activist and accountant 1988-03-03 Bolivia activist
accountant
Q123492601 0
Angela Batallas enslaved Afro-Ecuadorian who confronted Simón Bolívar to secure her freedom (c. 1800–?) Q123492620 0

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