Panel Discussion - Women in Charge

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Panel Discussion - Women in Charge

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Four high-profile female political professionals discuss Hillary Clinton's candidacy for president in this panel discussion. They cover how her run for office affected the future of women in politics and the benefits and weaknesses of women in political leadership. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/panel_discussion_-_women_in_charge

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