Perhaps when nominating/electing women, ethnic & religious minorities, and LGBTQ people becomes so frequent that it's normal, we can stop saying "first woman," etc. But until then, it DOES MATTER when someone breaks those barriers - and it should be celebrated.
Perhaps when nominating/electing women, ethnic & religious minorities, and LGBTQ people becomes so frequent that it's normal, we can stop saying "first woman," etc. But until then, it DOES MATTER when someone breaks those barriers - and it should be celebrated.
Perhaps when nominating/electing women, ethnic & religious minorities, and LGBTQ people becomes so frequent that it's normal, we can stop saying "first woman," etc. But until then, it DOES MATTER when someone breaks those barriers - and it should be celebrated.