Women leaders are standing out, but how will success be measured? We explored the different styles and approaches women heads of state are bringing in the #COVID19 crisis. https://t.co/PQmZajRh43
There's nothing that gets under the skin of a misogynistic bully more than a powerful woman speaking truth to power.
Keep up the fight, @AOC. https://t.co/qvTnhzr1ND
“The men seem to be able to lock themselves away in a study, while the women are working at the kitchen table – and also trying to home-educate.” https://t.co/I8fvzuh0J2
“They're chefs and nurses. They're grad students and entrepreneurs. They're abortion care providers and soup kitchen managers. Often underpaid and undervalued, these women have quickly become the most essential workers in America.” @ELLEmagazine https://t.co/LHYDBPxtZh
Well said @JamilaRizvi. Let’s start recognizing the characteristics of leaders we need now may be different than what tradition prescribes.
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Welcome 2019! To learn more about the 36 newly elected women sworn in yesterday, we put together this overview #WomensWave#womenincongress https://t.co/iBkdxZrAiM
If you are in the #newyork area, join us on Dec 15th for WOMYN - a holiday pop up featuring female founders, and #shopfemale. Register at https://t.co/Avj7fiV5sM and you will be entered to win a gift basket from @thekarcher. #femalefounder
1st black woman elected to Congress from MA: Ayanna Pressley
1st Latinas elected to Congress from TX: Sylvia Garcia + Veronica Escobar
1st Native American woman elected to Congress: Sharice Davids
1st Muslim women elected to Con: Ilhan Omar + Rashida Tlaib https://t.co/WnqT3goZOh