First, in honor of International Women's Day yesterday, here are some revolutionaries you likely haven't heard much about:

10 Female Revolutionaries That You Probably Didn't Learn About In History class

We all know male revolutionaries like Che Guevara, but history often tends to gloss over the contributions of female revolutionaries that have sacrificed their time, efforts, and lives to work towards burgeoning systems and ideologies. Despite misconceptions, there are tons of women that have participated in revolutions throughout history, with many of them playing crucial roles. They may come from different points on the political spectrum, with some armed with weapons and some armed with nothing but a pen, but all fought hard for something that they believed in.

Let's take a look at 10 of these female revolutionaries from all over the world that you probably won't ever see plastered across a college student's T-shirt.

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Queen Rania: Let's Drop The First 'I' In ISIS. There's Nothing Islamic About Them

"They have nothing to do with faith and everything to do with fanaticism," she said. "I think as an international community, we would do well to not focus on the religious character of that group because when we do, we give them undeserved legitimacy."

"ISIS wants to be called Islamic ... because any action against them will automatically be called a war against Islam, which is exactly what they want it to be," she said. "They want it to be the West coming against Islam because it will help them with their recruiting."

Instead, Queen Rania said, the war against ISIS must be led by Muslims and Arabs, with the international community in a supporting role. And part of that war is countering ISIS's messaging online and on social media with content by the Muslim and Arab community, especially the youth, she said. "We can't let [ISIS] hijack our identity and brand us in the way that they want. We have to write our own narrative."

Finally, an indictment of the libertarian gospel of free markets:

It's Bizarre: Libertarians Are Clueless About the 'Free Market' That They Worship

The stubborn appeal of the libertarian idea persists, despite mountains of evidence that the free market is neither efficient, nor fair, nor free from periodic catastrophe. In an Adam Smith world, the interplay of supply and demand yields a price that signals producers what to make and investors where to put their capital. The more that government interferes with this sublime discipline, the more bureaucrats deflect the market from its true path.

But in the world where we actually live, markets do not produce the "right" price. There are many small examples of this failure, but also three immense ones that should have discredited the libertarian premise by now.

So how you doin'?  :D