I am happy that Obama will be our next president for a number of reasons. Really, I am. His recent interview with Barbara Walters actually did a good job of reminding me why I am confident in Obama’s ability to handle the challenges facing the US. For once, I got to see Obama [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘women’
November 27, 2008
Obama Says No to Barbara Walters’ ‘Girly Dog’ (or why I still want a woman to be President)
Filed under election 2008, sexism, women
Tags: Barack Obama, Barbara Walters, election 2008, sexism, women
October 26, 2008
Move over Hillary & Barack: it’s Shirley!
If you’ve not seen the fab documentary Chisholm ‘72: Unbought & Unbossed and you’re in London this Wednesday (29 October, 4pm), get thee to King’s College London. The American Studies Department is screening the film about Shirley Chisholm’s 1972 presidential campaign.
The film is followed by a discussion on race, gender and the presidential race. On [...]
Filed under African Americans, Social Justice, race, women
Tags: 1972, african-American, black women, demoratic party, election, feminism, presidency, Shirley Chisholm, women