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politics1 year ago

Mexico Set to Elect First Female President

Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez are leading the race to become Mexico's first female president, signaling a significant shift in a historically male-dominated political landscape. Sheinbaum, from the governing Morena party, emphasizes continuing the social policies of her mentor, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, while Gálvez, representing a conservative opposition coalition, criticizes the current administration's social spending and promises reforms. Both candidates highlight the evolving role of women in Mexican society, though challenges like gender-based violence and structural inequality remain.

politics2 years ago

"Sheikh Hasina's Political Triumphs and Challenges in Bangladesh"

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in response to a question comparing her with other great women prime ministers, emphasized that she focuses on serving her people with motherly affection and does not let her gender hinder her work. She expressed humility by stating that she considers herself a common person and not as great as leaders like Indira Gandhi, Sirimavo Bandaranaike, or Golda Meir. Hasina highlighted her commitment to serving her country and people, attributing her success to the support of the Bangladeshi people.

entertainment2 years ago

Controversy Surrounds Cleopatra's Portrayal in Netflix Documentary.

Director Tina Gharavi defends the decision to cast a Black actress as Cleopatra in the upcoming Netflix series "Queen Cleopatra," citing historical evidence that the Egyptian queen was unlikely to be white. Gharavi also addresses the backlash she received from Egyptians who accused her of "blackwashing" and "stealing" their history. She argues that the portrayal of Cleopatra as Black is a political act that challenges Hollywood's indoctrination of internalized white supremacy and calls for a conversation about colorism. Gharavi sees Cleopatra's story as a reflection of who we are and the need for women leaders, regardless of race.

politics2 years ago

Kamala Harris' Journey to Embracing Female Leadership and Biracial Identity

Vice President Kamala Harris laughed while discussing the need for more women leaders in Africa and the United States, acknowledging that "there is still work to be done." Harris recently visited Africa for a week-long trip, where she emphasized the empowerment of women and met with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the only female head of state on the continent. Harris, the first woman to be elected vice president, has faced criticism for her laughter in serious situations and stumbling over her words during speeches.