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President Trump has recently stoked racial fires through his various comments about the black Americans protesting the death of George Floyd. Not only has he done this at a tremendously horrible time, but he has used it to appeal to his voter base for the upcoming elections.
Elizabeth Hurley is renowned for being a woman who knows how to take control of her life and its narrative. She has encountered many ups and downs over the years, from broken high profile relationships to single motherhood, all of which she embodied with the virtue of grace.
Jessica Mulroney, a great friend to the Duchess of Sussex, has been sucked from her TV role. For a long period now, Jessica has been working with the Canadian network. Jessica was fired on Thursday night from here program CTV show I Do, Redo. The claims she made on Sasha Exeter is said to be the reason for the sack. It is said that Jessica threatened her due to her remarks she gave on ‘speaking up’ against the racism.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is still calling all the shots at the Education Department. The Michigan billionaire defied the odds and kept her job in the Trump Administration even though Congress didn’t want to approve her nomination in 2017. Vice President Mike Pence broke the tie vote, and Betsy jumped into the job with both of her public school-hating feet.
Women leaders across the globe have demonstrated exceptional leadership during Covid-19, thereby attracting praise across the board. For instance, in the political arena, women politicians such as Jacinda Ardern, the New Zealand prime minister, the chief medical officers Bonnie Henry and Theresa Tam. Moreover, across the world, there is universal acceptance that the perspective of women must drive the response against this pandemic. Thus, attention to domestic violence, which is rapidly happening during this crisis, is an excellent area for women in leadership to address. However, what impact will this pandemic have on women’s political influence? For instance, in the coming years’ post-corona-virus, will there be more female leaders, or will the number reduce?