Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson, Kamala and Maya Harris and Venus and Serena Williams are only a few of the many powerful sisters who together have changed history.
On a Baltimore stage in May, Ann Wilson welcomed her audience. “We are Heart,” she said, introducing the chart-topping band. “We are Heart,” her sister Nancy echoed, a little quieter, nodding into the microphone. Each woman’s body language responded to the other. “Still Heart!” Ann said in response to the cheers. “Yup,” Nancy nodded. “Still Heart.” The introduction mattered. For a while it seemed the sisters might not share the stage again.
Before their myriad wins and push for equal pay in the sport, Margaret and Roumania Peters dominated Black women’s tennis in the 1930s and later pressured the U.S. National Championships to desegregate. And the power of sisterhood hangs like a veil over histories of resistance and change. Patria, Minerva and Antonia Mirabal, for example, helped overthrow dictator Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic in the late 1950s.
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