From The Hill By Sarah Polus “Rob Crilly, a White House correspondent for the Washington Examiner, noted that he was the only male journalist who was seated in the area … Read More
Kamala Harris to be escorted by Howard marching band on Inauguration Day [TODAY!!!]
From The Grio, by Ny Magee “Throughout her career, the vice president-elect has carried her Howard education with her, ensuring that she adhere to truth and service and inspiring her … Read More
Research: Women Are Better Leaders During a Crisis
From Harvard Business Review authored by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman: “Between March and June of this year, 454 men and 366 women were assessed on their leadership effectiveness using our … Read More
A Viral Photo Identified Her as a Vote-Rescuing Hero During the Capitol Insurrection. Hear This 19-Year-Old’s Account of What Really Happened.
From Washingtonian authored by Rosa Cartagena: “One of the women in that photo is Virginia Brown, a 19-year-old chamber assistant who works for the Democratic Cloakroom. The image, it turned … Read More
Anita Hill: Let’s Talk About How to End Sexual Violence
From The New York Times authored by Anita Hill: “Last month, Joe Biden called me to talk about his conduct during Clarence Thomas’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991. There … Read More
The Most Powerful Women in Business Wear Dresses Not Suits
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Katharine Zarella: “POWER DRESSING at the workplace has mercifully evolved since 1988’s “Working Girl,” in which Sigourney Weaver weathered Wall Street in heinous, … Read More
Berkeley plans to remove gendered pronouns from its municipal code
From The Washington Post authored by Kayla Epstein: “In Berkeley, Calif., “man-made” will soon be “human made,” “chairman” will become “chairperson,” and “manhole” will change to “maintenance hole” — at … Read More
Texas toughens penalties for groping
From The Houston Chronicle authored by Sami Sparber: “Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill Friday to increase the penalties for groping in Texas, patching what some lawmakers say is a … Read More
Moms Are Fighting To Use Campaign Funds For Child Care
From The Huffington Post authored by Molly Redden: “Josie Raymond only campaigned once with her daughter before she realized she had to hire a babysitter. She was in the thick … Read More
A record number of congresswomen are mothers. Here’s a glimpse inside their first-ever caucus.
From The Washington Post authored by Caitlin Gibson: “How are your kids doing? It isn’t the question itself that bothers Katie Porter. The freshman Democratic congresswoman from California, a single … Read More