From 'You Don't Own Me' to 'Survivor': A history of anthems that empower women

Women's history month is coming to a close, so why not take a few minutes to listen to some of the songs — the anthems — that have empowered American women for the last 60 years?

Yes, there are the obvious ones: Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" and Aretha Franklin's "Respect," but the roots of those anthems sprouted decades earlier, with then-ground-breaking songs like Leslie Gore's 1963 "You Don't Own Me" and Loretta Lynn's scandalous "The Pill."