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Tag Archives: Bella AbzugFriday Round Up : As Pink Headlines Declare End of Feminism (Again), World’s Women Leaders Keep Moving ForwardWant to have a little cognitive dissonance? First watch this video of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a keynote address at the first-ever Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Women and the Economy Summit 9/16/11 in San Francisco CA, essentially saying that women are the key to the world’s economic future. 
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Create a Movement, Gender, Leadership, Workplace
Tagged Anita Hill, Bella Abzug, BlogHer Career column, equal rights, feminism, Hillary Clinton, Joanna Barsh, Lareina Yee, powerful women, sexual harassment, Unsought Leadership, Victoria Pynchon, women, women and power, women world leaders, Women's Movement
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Friday Round Up: ‘Good Guys’ No Longer Unusual Edition
I had the honor of emceeing the National Women’s Political Caucus 40th anniversary convention Good Guys Gala July 30th in Washington DC. The Caucus started giving “Good Guys” awards back in 1971 as a way of recognizing and encouraging the then-rare men who joined in efforts to get women elected and appointed to political positions. Later, the great feminist and late Congresswoman Bella Abzug (D-NY) created an award to memorialize her supportive spouse, Martin–the Martin Abzug Supportive Spouse Award. I’m proud to say that my husband Alex Barbanell received this award a decade ago. In his acceptance speech, he revealed that he is my chief cook, bottle washer, and sex slave…
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Equal pay, Gender, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Workplace
Tagged 2011 AAUW Convention, 21st Century workplace, Alex Barbanell, Anthony Weiner, Bella Abzug, domestic violence, Dr. Michael Kimmel, Gloria Feldt, Good Guys Gala, Jimmie Briggs, Man Up Campaign, Martin Abzug, National Organization for Men Against Sexism, National Women's Political Caucus, NOMAS, PBS News Hour, Project Girl Performance Collective, sexual assault, Sojourner Truth, Suzanna Braun Levine, Teray Stephens, Voices of Men, Women's Media Center
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Bella Abzug and Florence Feldt: Contrasts in Women’s HistorySince we’re wrapping up Women’s History Month, this tribute to my mother, Florence Feldt, and feminist icon Bella Abzug–two very different women from the same generation who died on this day in 1998–seems a fitting close. I hope that you’ve been inspired by this month’s posts, and that they help you create the future of your choice!
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Tagged Activism, Bella Abzug, Florence Feldt, Jewish, mothers, shoulders we stand on, tell our stories, women in Congress, women's history
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