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What Will It Take to Make Media that Advances Gender Equality?: Full Panel Discussion

November 6, 2018

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Jazmin and I had an amazing time watching Lotus walk the runway at New York Fashion Week for a second time! Her new song also played and sounded fantastic in the show. So proud!

@richerette @reallyrichierich @nyfw @lotusrkay @lotuskaymusic

Jazmin and I had an amazing time watching Lotus walk the runway at New York Fashion Week for a second time! Her new song also played and sounded fantastic in the show. So proud!

@richerette @reallyrichierich @nyfw @lotusrkay @lotuskaymusic

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to interview Nancy Pelosi about her new book "The Art of Power," her advice for women leaders, the possibility of electing our first woman president, what power means to her, her call to action as we head into this critical election, what she wants to be remembered for and much more. Link in bio.

I have interviewed @SpeakerPelosi many times (picture here from my event with her at NYU Skirball) and always enjoy our conversations and admire her leadership. You will also be able to hear more insights from our full conversation on the special election series of my podcast ShiftMakers coming soon!

#TheArtofPower #NancyPelosi #WomenLeaders

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to interview Nancy Pelosi about her new book "The Art of Power," her advice for women leaders, the possibility of electing our first woman president, what power means to her, her call to action as we head into this critical election, what she wants to be remembered for and much more. Link in bio.

I have interviewed @SpeakerPelosi many times (picture here from my event with her at NYU Skirball) and always enjoy our conversations and admire her leadership. You will also be able to hear more insights from our full conversation on the special election series of my podcast ShiftMakers coming soon!

#TheArtofPower #NancyPelosi #WomenLeaders

Right now is a historic moment for our country with the opportunity to elect Kamala Harris as the first Black woman and first South Asian American person as President. As someone who has written a lot about the unique challenges female candidates face, and wrote the book What Will It Take to Make a Woman President?, I encourage us all to have her back, amplify fair media coverage, and do what we all can to support her during this pivotal election.

Right now is a historic moment for our country with the opportunity to elect Kamala Harris as the first Black woman and first South Asian American person as President. As someone who has written a lot about the unique challenges female candidates face, and wrote the book What Will It Take to Make a Woman President?, I encourage us all to have her back, amplify fair media coverage, and do what we all can to support her during this pivotal election.

This is Chica, who was my parents’ beloved dog, and has now joined our family. It has been wonderful and healing to take care of her, as she is such a sweet soul who gave so much joy and love to both my parents, and now to us. ❤️

This is Chica, who was my parents’ beloved dog, and has now joined our family. It has been wonderful and healing to take care of her, as she is such a sweet soul who gave so much joy and love to both my parents, and now to us. ❤️

In honor of #Juneteenth, I am excited to share my full podcast interview with the always brilliant civil rights activist and legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw. In this insightful conversation, Crenshaw talks about the #SayHerName movement and book, shares the origins, meaning, and importance of two transformational terms she coined, “intersectionality” and Critical Race Theory, offers wisdom on what support Black women leaders need, her visions for a more equal world, and much more.

See link in bio for this episode on Spotify or you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.

#shiftmakerspodcast @kimberlecrenshaw #equality #racialjustice #genderequality #SHN @aapolicyforum

In honor of #Juneteenth, I am excited to share my full podcast interview with the always brilliant civil rights activist and legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw. In this insightful conversation, Crenshaw talks about the #SayHerName movement and book, shares the origins, meaning, and importance of two transformational terms she coined, “intersectionality” and Critical Race Theory, offers wisdom on what support Black women leaders need, her visions for a more equal world, and much more.

See link in bio for this episode on Spotify or you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.

#shiftmakerspodcast @kimberlecrenshaw #equality #racialjustice #genderequality #SHN @aapolicyforum

Lovely day yesterday spent amongst beautiful rescue animals at @WoodstockSanctuary`s 20 year birthday bash ❤️

Lovely day yesterday spent amongst beautiful rescue animals at @WoodstockSanctuary's 20 year birthday bash ❤️

In my latest ShiftMakers podcast episode, we look at the intersection of race and gender and explore the importance of addressing both racial and gender discrimination in order to move the needle toward true equality. This episode features a thought-provoking conversation with civil rights activist, law professor, and creator of #SayHerName Kimberlé Crenshaw, as well as powerful insights from my past interviews with Black women thought leaders, including Anita Hill, Maya Angelou, Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Raquel Willis, Luvvie Ajayi Jones, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Congresswoman Cori Bush, and Amanda Seales.

As Anita Hill says in the episode, “You can’t have partial equality; there’s no such thing as ‘semi-equity.’ It is complete if it is to be real.”

See link in bio for this episode on Spotify or you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.

#ShiftMakersPodcast @tandemequality
@kimberlecrenshaw @mspackyetti @luvvie @coribush @amandaseales @repbarbaralee @raquel_willis, #mayaangelou #anitahill #equality #racialjustice #genderequality #SHN

In my latest ShiftMakers podcast episode, we look at the intersection of race and gender and explore the importance of addressing both racial and gender discrimination in order to move the needle toward true equality. This episode features a thought-provoking conversation with civil rights activist, law professor, and creator of #SayHerName Kimberlé Crenshaw, as well as powerful insights from my past interviews with Black women thought leaders, including Anita Hill, Maya Angelou, Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Raquel Willis, Luvvie Ajayi Jones, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Congresswoman Cori Bush, and Amanda Seales.

As Anita Hill says in the episode, “You can’t have partial equality; there’s no such thing as ‘semi-equity.’ It is complete if it is to be real.”

See link in bio for this episode on Spotify or you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.

#ShiftMakersPodcast @tandemequality
@kimberlecrenshaw @mspackyetti @luvvie @coribush @amandaseales @repbarbaralee @raquel_willis, #mayaangelou #anitahill #equality #racialjustice #genderequality #SHN

Wonderful day in Woodstock ❤️🌞

Wonderful day in Woodstock ❤️🌞

t was great to interview identity and diversity scholar Stephanie Creary, PhD at Deloitte’s DEI Institute forum last year for their "Bold Actions" series. She shares some vital insights for advancing DEI that she’s gained through her groundbreaking research, discusses her own personal experience of navigating her life and career as a Black woman, and provides three important takeaways on allyship, offering the reminder that “Each of us, no matter who we are, can and should be an ally.” Link in bio.

t was great to interview identity and diversity scholar Stephanie Creary, PhD at Deloitte’s DEI Institute forum last year for their "Bold Actions" series. She shares some vital insights for advancing DEI that she’s gained through her groundbreaking research, discusses her own personal experience of navigating her life and career as a Black woman, and provides three important takeaways on allyship, offering the reminder that “Each of us, no matter who we are, can and should be an ally.” Link in bio.

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