Kamala Harris' loss is another setback for US women in politics
For the second time in U.S. history, a major party nominated a woman for president and for the second time she lost. Democrat Kamala Harris' election loss to Republican Donald Trump on Tuesday followed Hillary Clinton's loss to him in 2016.
The proportion of people who admit to feeling comfortable with a woman in leadership is on a downward trajectory across some ...
Even as other countries – including Italy, North Macedonia and, most recently, Mexico – have in recent years joined the ranks ...
The election of Republican Kelly Ayotte as New Hampshire’s governor means 13 women will serve as a state’s chief executive ...
Hanako Okada was one of 73 women to win seats at the general election last month, a record number in a Parliament long dominated by men.
President-elect Donald Trump won across the map — improving on Republican margins nearly everywhere and delivering on his ...
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We Are Some Of The Most Powerful Black Women In Politics. Here's Why We Support Kamala Harris.For us, casting a ballot for Harris carries the weight of history. As Black women who have spent decades in the political ...
Democratic insiders thought people would vote for Kamala Harris, even if they didn’t like her, to get rid of Trump. But more ...
Shannon Watts, founder and organizer of White Women Answer the Call, and Maya Wiley, CEO of the Leadership Conference on ...
Women won a majority of seats in the New Mexico Legislature in the general election, stirring emotions of joy, surprise and ...
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