'The Women's L Project' renames CTA stops to honor Chicago's women

There are over 140 CTA stations in the city and one woman is reimagining them all just in time for Women's History Month.

Among the names are activists, artists, scientists and social reformers, physicians, educators and more.

Together with graphic artist Jessika Savage, they found fitting CTA stops for Chicago women who never stopped. The project was inspired by the City of Women Project in New York.

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