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Women making unforeseen breakthroughs, but still have a long way to go

But political parties and media establishment be warned—many of the elected women we see today won't settle for the usual games, and with greater numbers, can push back. They know their time has come, they are prepared to publicly call out misogyny in all of its forms, and to leave the field much better than they found it.

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BY NANCY PECKFORD
November 13, 2017

Opinion | BY NANCY PECKFORD | November 13, 2017

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