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We’re not talking enough about women leaders—and I aim to change that.
I wrote a post recently about the ONE thing we share most universally—regardless of our race, country, language, political or religious beliefs, gender, sexual orientation or work experience—but RARELY talk about.
That one thing is this: most of us came into this world through a vagina.
Sure, it was a tongue-in-cheek piece of writing, but it’s also a symbol of our times—and can be directly correlated with why we don’t talk frequently and openly about our lack of women leaders in this world—specifically the United States of America.
How is that a “superpower”? All is not well. This is not okay.
I don’t know about you, but I’m keen on understanding how I’ve helped to bury this important headline. If it takes a village, this country is mine.
Come a little closer, my friend. Because I’m talking about it…
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