content: ready to be flamed I know this is a men's rights subverse but I just got to make this point.  I just heard a blurb on the radio about entries from the Journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition.  It went on and on about how they out ran prairie fires, survived overturned canoes in raging rivers, attacks by bears, and wolves, fierce wind storms, frost bite from bitter cold and  just the plane danger of the journey.  What the radio spot didn't mention was the person who probably saved the lives of most of the men on the expedition as well as the success of the mission itself, not to mention saving those very same journals from an overturned canoe in a raging river, was a sixteen year old girl carrying her new born baby.  Let our native American brothers stand a little taller at the name of  Sacagawea. Truly one of he most remarkable  women of America who didn't need the women's movement. Hell I would even put her on the $20.00 bill to replace Jackson.