Along with her sister, she had gained the favor of Cornelius Vanderbilt and published the first English translation of the Communist Manifesto, but it is as a feminist that she is best known.  
She bore two children: her son, Byron, fell from a window and became mentally disabled; her daughter, Zulu Maud, became her constant companion in later life.  In 1872, she published that Henry Ward Beecher was having an affair, and was thereupon arrested for obscenity.  Along with her sister, she had gained the favor of Cornelius Vanderbilt and published the first English translation of the Communist Manifesto, but it is as a feminist that she is best known.  FTP, name this 1872 Equal Rights Party candidate, the first woman to run for President.
She bore two children: her son, Byron, fell from a window and became mentally disabled; her daughter, Zulu Maud, became her constant companion in later life.  
Victoria Woodhull (accept "Victoria Claflin", her maiden name)