Print This Post Print This Post

Today’s New York Times has at least two articles that focus on women and politics directly (I’ve only separated the parts of the paper and these two stand out - I haven’t read them yet).  And I spent nearly six hours yesterday immersed in the topic of women, the media and politics, with thousands of characters types in live-blogs and interviews I’ve yet to write about.

So - start here:

New York Times Magazine: The Hillary Lesson
New York Times Week in Review section: She Just Might Be President Some Day

I will have much to say about both of those articles and the reality I’ve faced cracking ceilings I didn’t even know were there until someone tried to thrust it down over my head.  But if you think we’re in a post-feminist era? Honey, we haven’t begun to see how women can and will lead - but be prepared to witness women with a lot of battle scars.  We still have a long way to go to a gender-neutral society of respect and support.

Sphere: Related Content

By Jill Miller Zimon at 12:56 pm May 18th, 2008 in Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Voting, Gender, Social Issues, Campaigning, Media, Elections, Women, Government, Politics 

Comments

Leave a Reply






    View my page on Women Action and the Media

    View Jill Miller Zimon's profile on LinkedIn
    Lijit Search


    BlogBurst.com





    Add to Technorati Favorites

    Technorati search
    This blog
    All weblogs

    Search OH Blogs

    BlogNetNews.com

    Add to Google


    Jewish Bloggers
    Power By Ringsurf



    Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.