Alison Lange is a historian who studies American history, visual culture, gender, and women's roles in society. Her work examines how images, media, and public representations shape people’s understanding of history, particularly regarding women and power. Lange’s research helps historians understand how women have been portrayed and how those portrayals affected their opportunities and recognition.

 Leigh Fought is a historian specializing in women's history, war, and gender in the United States. She is primarily known for her research on women's roles during wartime, including World War II. Fought examines how women contributed to the war effort and how their work challenged traditional gender roles. Her scholarship helps highlight women’s experiences that are often overlooked in historical narratives.