Serena Williams, Ruby Bridges To Join National Women’s Hall Of Fame | The Michigan Chronicle

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Serena Williams, Ruby Bridges To Join National Women’s Hall Of Fame | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images Tennis superstar Serena Williams and civil rights activist Ruby Bridges are set to be inducted into next year's National Women's Hall of Fame, per AP News. The two join the previously announced 2024 inductee class that will be honored during Women's History Month in March. “The 2024 class of inductees are scientists, … Continued

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