It's time for 'female dollar'?

A letter from a girl to President Barack Obama could bring a woman's face on a banknote of dollar.
With the question of why the green notes only have the characters of men, Obama received the list of proposals, which famous women could be on dollars, and he said it was "a very good idea".
So far, Martha Washington was the only female face on the paper money in the U.S., back in 1880 on the dollar "silver certificates" and on the coins were Susan B. Anthony and Indian guide Sakagavea.
American media immediately questioned who would be replaced, stating that George Washington ($ 1), Abraham Lincoln ($ 5) and Benjamin Franklin ($ 100) can be calm.
The first candidate listed is Andrew Jackson from the "twenties" for supporting slavery and the fact that he was a great opponent of paper money and a centralized banking system.
As women who deserved to be on all bills, the list includes Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Eleanor Roosevelt and Ida Wells.

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Marta Vašington

Suzan Entoni

Sakagavea

Džordž Vašington

Abraham Linkoln

Bendžamin Frenklin

Endru Džekson

Harijet Tabman

Roza Parks

Elenor Ruzvelt

Ajda Vels

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