Most legislators don’t care if the district mapping process is fair as long as the new lines ensure their own re-election. This unfortunate fact is true even when the process unfairly affects people who look just like them. Mia McLeod was new to the S.C. House in 2011, when it was time to adjust districts …
What if we could convince the S.C. legislature to pass a single bill that would profoundly affect every other political issue for decades to come? This year, we can. If H3054 becomes law, it will benefit the people of South Carolina for the foreseeable future by correcting a flawed system that allows legislators to choose …
Harvard Business Review Women of color are entering the workforce in greater numbers than ever before, bringing education, ambition, and diverse ideas and experiences with them. As a result, they offer corporations a potent force of insight and innovation that will be increasingly needed to meet the needs of a diverse customer base. Yet, despite the value …
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Cision Laurie Halter, owner of boutique public relations agency Charisma! Communications, announces the launch of her podcast, Carearing, with the first episode dropping January 13, 2020. With Halter as the host, Carearing will explore the relationship between leading females in executive roles across industries and how they balance their work lives with family responsibilities and personal …
Sophie Wilmes of Belgium made headlines in recent days as she was named that country’s first-ever female prime minister. Her appointment is noteworthy since men still outnumber women four to one in parliaments around the world. The higher the office, the greater the discrepancy. According to a recent World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Gender Gap …
