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You Are the Change!!! Every vote is a declaration that our voices matter. Black women have always led the charge for justice and equality. Let’s keep that momentum going. Vote today, and be the change you want to see. Visit www.vote.gov for additional resources to prepare for the upcoming election. #NC100BWINC #BlackWomenRise #VoteForJustice (Share and tag @NCBWchi)

From Susan B. Anthony to Amanda Gorman, women have made world-changing contributions to politics, science, technology, education, the arts, and so much more through the years. What female figure from history do you most admire? Our pick is Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of Girl Scouts...but we’re a little biased! Learn more about the history of Girl Scouts: https://bit.ly/3taVGpl

In honor of International Women's Day, here are some interesting facts about some women in history. https://lnkd.in/ecsemftz

Inspirational insights from Pink on the importance of acknowledging women's achievements over appearances, and addressing gossip with maturity and respect. Check out this powerful lesson in conscious leadership and empowerment. #Leadership #Empowerment #Women

The modern generation should recognize that engaging in whispering behind someone's back is not conducive to progress. Instead, let's prioritize fostering open and respectful communication. Moreover, women have the power to be each other's greatest supporters, uplifting and empowering one another on the journey toward success. Open to constructive feedback. #PositiveCommunication #ProfessionalGrowth #EmpowerWomen

That’s how societal norms change Have you ever regretted: - Smiling? - Laughing at a stupid comment? - A sexist joke? - Or simply said nothing, pretending it didn't happen? Instantly regretting it, but did nothing about it? I know I have. I know many of us do. Each time we do, we minimize it. Each time we tell ourselves “let’s not make a big deal out of it” because we don't want to come across as hysterical, we validate and condone that nasty behavior. But how can we say to the youngest generation that we are progressing if we keep turning the other cheek? Let's stop building on guilt. Let’s stop building on emotional exhaustion. Take a stand! Call it as you see it when you see it. And do it because each time you do, it's like acknowledging your worth, acknowledging women's worth. Do it because we deserve real progress. Do it because we deserve better. Take a stand. Show the world what progress is like. Set clear boundaries. Stop accepting less than what should be a given: Respect and Consideration! #WomenEmpowerment #PersonalDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #Change

Women supporting women and building each other up is essential to progress. What a quick and effective turnaround Pink makes to the interview here.

Wow! As leaders this is the type of conversations that need to be had. It is not enough to sit in silence when you don’t agree or are feeling disrespected. Every leader, man and woman, needs to participate in resetting expectations of what isn’t acceptable. Being a leader is actively participating in the solution.

Only 25 seconds and everything is absolutely clear. A masterpiece in real communication.