Source: The Daily Gamecock For women, walking into a room is not always easy. As we carry their personal stories with us, it is our responsibility to pass their teachings …
Column: Women in leadership need to hold the door for each other Read More »
On Thursday, I sat in a hearing room on the S.C. Statehouse grounds and listened while our nation was attacked at its roots. Our federal government was described as tyrannical. …
Commentary: How S.C. lawmakers are helping the campaign to cripple our nation Read More »
Black History Month is important, worth celebration, and simply put – much too short. What began as a week in 1926, grew into a month fifty years later, and it …
The Importance of Honoring Black History Now & Year-Round Read More »
As President-elect Biden prepares to tackle global challenges, there is a concrete way to increase the odds of success: involve more women in high-level decision-making. This applies not only to …
From Rhetoric to Reality: Advancing Women’s Participation in Peace Processes Read More »
On January 3, when members of the 117th Congress raise their hands and swear their oaths, a significant shift will take place. The number of Republican women in the House …
Republican women in the House could change everything Read More »
Last year, I pitched a panel to a conference on women and podcasting about the realities of working motherhood in America and the need to find more nuanced and thoughtful …
Stop Saying Women “Dropped Out” Of The Workforce. We Were Pushed. Read More »
Since 1991, thousands of women (and supportive men) from all over South Carolina have attended the now iconic “I Believe Anita Hill!” annual celebration in Columbia. It’s fun, it’s important, …
Although the 19th amendment was ratified 100 years ago, it was only the first step in ensuring women’s right to vote. A century later, SCETV hosted a discussion with South Carolina women …
When I was a kid in the late 1950s, the exhortation to “Play Ball!” which heralded the start of Major League Baseball each spring put me in a state of …
Mickey Mantle and Me: Why did they only ask me the question? Read More »
https://youtu.be/cnKILkW4ofc If history teaches a lesson to South Carolina women today, it is that working together and supporting each other is the only way to get things done the right …
