"I think that the story about the financial services needs to shift just a little bit, so that the people who are coming into the industry understand it better, and we can encourage a larger pool of young people
#OnThisDay, 7 July 1948, the first six women are sworn into the regular US Navy. One, Edna Young, goes on to be the first Black female officer.
L-R front row: Wilma Marchal, Edna Young, Ruth Flora,
L-R back row: Kay Langen, Frances Devaney, Doris Robertson.
#OnThisDay, 5 July 1957, American Althea Gibson becomes the first Black person to win a Wimbledon Singles tennis trophy.
Watch footage here: https://t.co/YiASbQD8mQ
#Wimbledon#Tennis
Next, @ajanocha17 & @aliciamader1 discuss soccer icon, Megan Rapinoe. We are awed by her talent and love her determination to show the younger generation what it's like to truly live as their authentic selves. https://t.co/G26WXA0ZKb
In our latest A Little Louder Now episode, @ajanocha17 and @TerraMcB introduce you to @aliciamader1, who you may know from our #BreakingBarriers series, and @TMKirkland7 - the people we lovingly call our work spouses.
First up - Ellen DeGeneres. You know her from her award winning talk show and her turn as the lovable and forgetful blue fish, Dory. @ajanocha17 & @aliciamader1 give you a deeper view of her role as a barrier breaker for the #LGBTQIA community: https://t.co/gM87GJVJZv
We are living in unprecedented times, which has encouraged us to be grateful for the the deep relationships we each have cultivated with a colleague that helps us to maintain balance no matter the circumstance.
#OnThisDay, 30 June 1966, Pauli Murray, Betty Friedan and 26 other women founded the National Organisation for Women (@NationalNOW ) in the US.
#TimeTravelTuesday
#OnThisDay, 23 June 1972, US President Nixon signs into law Title IX, prohibiting sexual discrimination in federally funded education programs/activities. [image is from 1979]