The noted historian recognized for documenting women's history is Gerda Lerner. As a trailblazer, Lerner established women’s studies as an academic discipline and authored numerous influential texts that highlight women's contributions to history and society. Her work, particularly “The Creation of Patriarchy,” explores the social constructions of gender and the historical marginalization of women. Lerner's scholarship not only enriches our understanding of history but also challenges traditional narratives, advocating for historical recognition of women's roles.