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Category Archives: Politics
Sister Giant: Three Responses to Feeling Insecure
Last week I was touched by your comments on my blog post about how insecure I was feeling about stepping out into new phases. First, I always love comments as they remind me that someone out there is reading what … Continue reading
Posted in Fears, Politics, Social Causes
Tagged campaign, David & Goliath, encourage friends, female politicians, get rid of the bad, Marianne Williamson, negative people, positivity, positivity team, running for office, Sister Giant, strategies for feeling insecure, women in congress, women in politics, your own armor
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I Have This Theory that Friendship Can Save the World
This is my manifesto for doing what I do. I believe that beyond the joy and health that friendships bring us personally, they also give us the place to practice being the people who this world needs. I share this … Continue reading
My Coming Out as a Feminist
I won a $1,000 ticket to a Ms. magazine fundraiser luncheon featuring Gloria Steinem last week. With only thirty women in attendance it was a coveted win. Feminism: a word I didn’t like I’m slowly waking up to feminism. Half … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Difficulty & Challenges, Politics, Social Causes
Tagged backlash, bacnd of wives, equality, female statistics, feminism, feminist, Friendship, GirlFriendCircles, Gloria Steinem, inherent worthdirty word, Katie Couric, Miss Representation, Ms Magazine, women in HOllywood, women in politics
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3 Baby-Steps Toward Girl Effect’s Dream of Changing the World
I still remember my jaw dropping open a couple of years ago after hearing the New York Times human rights columnist, Nicholas Kristof make a historical comparison, when he was promoting his book “Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Movies, Jealousy & Competition, Judging Others, Politics, Research, Social Causes
Tagged Blogging Campaign, body image, body issuesKatie Couric, developing world, equality, feminism, friend, Girl Effect, girls education, Half the Sky, jealous, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, likeable, media, Miss Representation, Nicholas Kristof, Powerful, Tara Sophia Mohr
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Is He Really a Friend? I’m Doubtful.
I admit I’m a bit more obsessed with the word friend than the average person. I seem to see and hear it everywhere. The same way you begin to notice everyone else has your car once you buy it, how … Continue reading
