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has taught at Princeton and worked in the U.S. State Department. She continues work on public

successful at this kind of music. She also fell in love with Chris Pérez, a member

She’s been involved in a lot of black advocacy groups, from the National Black Deaf Advocates, being crowned “Miss Black Deaf America” in the year of 1990 then going on to being the Vice President of the association from 2002-2005. She is involved in dealing with homeland security, seeing that she became Senior Policy Advisor in 2004, her office being “Civil Rights and Civil Liberties”. She has even worked with Ralph Lauren Polo, the brand known for its nice clothes, to sell certain jeans with a slogan of G.I.V.E., which means to (“Get Involved, Volunteer, and Exceed”). You can believe her when she says she doesn’t have that much time for socializing for

Ethos she possess a positive character that is used to influence the public that she actually uses proactive and you see how beautiful she is on her photo.

life before fame. She debuted on the music scene in the 1980s as the lead

Gloria Anzaldua’s short essay, Towards a New Consciousness, begins with the description of her mixed culture, a mestiza, and the conflicts she faces in being torn between being Mexican and Native American. Anzaldua expresses her struggle of her torn heritages by describing herself as being caught between two cultures and their values. Instead of being able to love and respect both cultures, Anzaldua feels as if we people feel the need to take up one side of our heritage and end up hating the other part. She paints an image as standing on an opposite side of a riverbank, yelling back and forth answers and questions showing that we eventually end up favoring one side and only getting pieces of the other

One important public figure in the 1990s was Hillary Rodham Clinton. Hillary Clinton is a politician. She is most well known for being the First Lady of the United States and Bill Clinton’s wife. While she was the First Lady, she brought attention to the issues of women and children. Over Clinton’s time in the political world, she has won various awards. These awards include the Freedom Medal, Margaret Sanger Award, Arkansas Woman of the Year, Philippine Legion of Honor (Rob Nagel). She wis also in the National Women’s Hall

Anzaldúa recounts her experience growing up in a community where her Chicana culture wasn’t widely accepted. She would be punished for speaking the language her culture influenced to create a language, which corresponds to a way of life. In Gloria Anzaldúa’s “How to Tame a Wild Tongue” the variety of languages helps her compare, contrast and define her argument of the distinguished languages concerning her Chicana identity.

Impeachment is the act of bringing charges to someone that challenges their integrity and or validity. People in high authority with the government can be impeached for bribery, treason, other high crimes, or even misdemeanors. The House is given the power to impeach a person but it requires a majority vote. Then the Senate has the right to try the person that the charges are being brought on but for this to happen they need a ⅔ vote. This process has happened only twice in American history; once with Andrew Jackson and once

Louis according to the St. Louis Business Journal. She also serves on a variety of different boards. Merry has served as the past chair of the National Association for Variable Annuities and was the first woman and first representative from the securities industry to serve as a chair. Some of her other accomplishments include serving on the board of the United Way of greater St. Louis and chaired its Women’s Leadership Giving Initiative for 2 years. She also serves as a chair of the Eliot Society Patrons Committee which recognizes donors who donate anywhere from $10,000 to $25,000 each year to Washington University in St. Louis. Merry is the Vice Chairman for the St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf in Chesterfield, MO and a strong advocate for Teach for America. Finally, she is President of the Board of Trustees for Stages, a non-profit company that focuses on advancing the arts, specifically Musical theatre, in St. Louis. At Stages, Merry has successfully increased support for Stages education and artistic programs, invested in new facilities and more participation in strategic planning for board members. It is very clear that in addition to her job at Edward Jones, Merry is extremely involved in a variety of activities and charitable organizations in the St. Louis community (http://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/stories/2007/08/13/focus21.html).

At twenty-three, Carly Fiorina had dropped out of UCLA Law School with no plans about what she wanted to do with her future. However, almost twenty-two years later, she became president and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Company - the first woman CEO of a Fortune 20 company. She was given a mandate by HP’s board of directors to “shake things up” and was later named the "Most Powerful Woman in Business" by Fortune magazine. Prior to joining HP, Fiorina spent nearly twenty years at AT&T and Lucent Technologies, where she held a number of senior leadership positions (Cara Carleton Fiorina. (2014).

Another disagreement I have with Brady is that she makes it seem as if the duties she is listing out wife duties, she does not support her statements at all which make it seem as if only she encountered these events such as when she says, “I want a wife who will listen to me when I feel the need to explain a rather difficult point I have come across in my course studies...I want a wife who will type my papers for me when I have written them.”. This makes it seem as if most, even all husbands will go back to school and have their wives do their class work for them when it may have just for Brady.

Among "America's Top Corporations for Women's Business Enterprises" by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council. (1999 — 2006)

She had just completed her MBA from Harvard Business School in June 2009 and had various job opportunities to choose from; including the US office of an Israeli high-technology equipment firm and a major advertising firm in New

Janeen Baxter, a professor from the University of Tasmania and Erik Olin Wright, a professor from the University of Wisconsin- Madison, also demonstrate the truth of this glass ceiling form. "Fewer than 0.5 percent of the 4,012 highest paid managers in top companies in the United States are women, while fewer than five percent of senior management in the Fortune 500 corporations are women and minorities. Although women have held government jobs since 1992 and made up eighty-six percent of