Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Clinton started a new political movement
Marie C. Wilson is the founder and president of the White House Project, dedicated to empowering and increasing the number of women in leadership. She is the co-creator of "Take Our Daughters to Work Day" and the author of "Closing the Leadership Gap: Why Women Can and Must Help Run the World."
Excerpt: The fact that a woman fell short of the presidency this time around may be a grievous event for many women in this country, but America's demonstrated comfort with a female president is something that all of us should be celebrating.
Building this kind of respect for the women who come after her is the great legacy that Clinton leaves. The women who have supported her owe her a similar version of that respect, by not sitting out an election that she has given her all to win, or by refusing to support another candidate who espouses values similar to their own.
This is the true test of loyalty to Clinton and to the democratic values that drew them to her in the first place.
Read the Commentary on CNN.com
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