Nina Burleigh, Newsweek – November 15, 2016
Women voted against Donald Trump by one of the most significant gender gap margins in history, but their support for Hillary Clinton was tinged with ambivalence.
Nina Burleigh, Newsweek – November 15, 2016
Women voted against Donald Trump by one of the most significant gender gap margins in history, but their support for Hillary Clinton was tinged with ambivalence.
Jen Wieczner, Fortune – November 14, 2016
When Hillary Clinton gave her concession speech acknowledging that she’d lost to Donald Trump in the presidential election, she broke with tradition in several ways.
Hannah Kozlowska, Quartz – February 24, 2016
Instead of joining the ranks of some older feminists who are eager to see a female president for the first time in the US, these young women are opting en masse for Sanders, a candidate who captures their imagination with his promises of political revolution.
Hillary Kelly, Glamour – September 9, 2015
Hillary Clinton’s campaign is about to enter a new phase, her top aides and strategists explained to the New York Times’ Amy Chozick over the weekend. The campaign, they proffered, is changing tack, seeking to show more of Clinton’s “humor” and “heart.” In what may be among the most ironic plans ever put forth by a politician, her staff aims to, as Chozick explained, “bring spontaneity to a candidacy that sometimes seems wooden and overly cautious.” And perhaps most important, they’re attempting to counter the “likability problem” that has haunted Clinton in the past months—and in earlier elections.