French women's rights activists

French novelist and memoirist (1804–1876)

French playwright and political activist (1748–1793)

French-Tunisian lawyer, feminist and politician (1927–2020)

Parmese Royal and sociologist

French writer and feminist (1828–1894)

French politician and writer

French actress

French scientist and women's rights activist (1881–1967)

Dutch feminist and spy

French feminist activist and campaigner for the rights of girls and women (1972–2004)

French painter and the younger sister of philosopher Simone de Beauvoir (1910-2001)

French sculptor (1825–1909)

French / Cape Verdean business executive and politician

French journalist and feminist

French activist (1927-2016)

French politician

French feminist (1844-1898)

French writer, historian and diplomat

politician from France

French Anglicist, scholar and Afro-feminist activist

French teacher and feminist (1841–1918)

French sociologist (1920–2022)

Feminist activist

French actress

Guadeloupean writer (1927–2023)

French trade unionist

French journalist, essayist, women's rights activist (1771-1833)

French trade unionist and feminist (1925–2025)

thumb|Kiyémis (2019) Kiyémis (born 1993) is a militant French Afro-feminist, poet and lecturer. The name she uses is a pseudonym, combining the first name of her mother with that of her grandmother. Realizing during the 2005 French riots that the police were treating Black people differently from the native French, she became interested in supporting their rights. In 2012, while at university she began to contribute to Twitter and two years later launched her popular blog Les Bavardages de Kiyémis (Chat by Kiyémis). Her collection of poetry, À nos humanités révoltées (To Our Outraged Kinsfolk)

French abortion activist (1955-2022)

Senegal-born French feminist activist and Muslim theologian

American activist

French-Lebanese actor

French lawyer (1889-1985)

French journalist and politician (1906-1953)