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BREAKTHROUGH
The Making of America's First Woman President
Lean In meets Game Change for this popular look at the political climate that could put the first woman in the White House.
Hillary Clinton is getting closer and closer to becoming the first women to hold the Oval Office, if she can overcome the Republican Party frontrunner who has been riding a wave of popularity despite (or maybe because of) a broad array of amazing/astonishing/outlandish comments he’s made since the early weeks of his campaign. But Clinton's success has not come quickly or easily, and she's navigated her own rocky path.
Nancy Cohen takes a popular look at the state of women's political leadership in the US and how Americans are finally ready to elect a woman president. Based on more than 125 interviews with major figures in both political parties, including senators, governors, and behind-the-scenes power-brokers Breakthrough introduces the savvy women who are building an alternative to the Old Boys Club and rewriting the playbook for how women can thrive in the political arena.
Nancy L. Cohen is an author, historian, and leading national expert on women and politics. She is the author of Delirium: The Politics of Sex in America and The Reconstruction of American Liberalism, among others. Her writing has appeared in the Guardian, Playboy, New Republic, Los Angeles Times, Pacific Standard, and elsewhere, and she has been a featured guest on NPR, MSNBC, CSPAN, and many national and international broadcasts.
Nancy Cohen takes a popular look at the state of women's political leadership in the US and how Americans are finally ready to elect a woman president. Based on more than 125 interviews with major figures in both political parties, including senators, governors, and behind-the-scenes power-brokers Breakthrough introduces the savvy women who are building an alternative to the Old Boys Club and rewriting the playbook for how women can thrive in the political arena.
Nancy L. Cohen is an author, historian, and leading national expert on women and politics. She is the author of Delirium: The Politics of Sex in America and The Reconstruction of American Liberalism, among others. Her writing has appeared in the Guardian, Playboy, New Republic, Los Angeles Times, Pacific Standard, and elsewhere, and she has been a featured guest on NPR, MSNBC, CSPAN, and many national and international broadcasts.
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Published 2016-02-01 by Counterpoint |
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Published 2016-02-01 by Counterpoint |