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ENTJ women: Te - Ni - Se - Fi (Shadow: Ti - Ne - Si - Fe) - Elisabeth Badinter: businesswoman, author, academic, and liberal feminist who published books on women's rights and motherhood; biggest shareholder of Publicis, and the chairwoman of its Supervisory board. - Miriam Ben-Shalom: American educator, activist and former Staff Sergeant in the United States Army. After being discharged from the military for homosexuality in 1976, she successfully challenged her discharge in court and returned to military service in 1987, the first openly-gay or lesbian to be reinstated after being discharged under the military's policy excluding homosexuals from military service. - Chief Theresa Kachindamoto: the paramount chief, or Inkosi, of the Dedza District in the central region of Malawi. She has informal authority over more than 900,000 people. She is known for her forceful action in dissolving child marriages and insisting on education for girls and boys. - Janice Bryant Howroyd: American entrepreneur, founder and chief executive officer of ACT-1 Group, the largest minority woman-owned employment agency in the United States. - Mary Anne Franks: Professor of Law at the University of Miami School of Law, teaching family law, criminal law, criminal procedure, and First Amendment law. Her scholarly work focuses on online harassment, free speech, discrimination, and violence. Franks also writes for the popular press, including the Atlantic, the Guardian, the Independent, the Daily Dot and the Huffington Post.

ENTJ women Primary functions: Te - Ni - Se - Fi (Shadow functions: Ti - Ne - Si - Fe)