On Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016, more than 65 million American voters made history. Though Hillary Rodham Clinton did not become president of the United States, her nomination to run for president on a major-party ticket and her then-record-setting popular vote count declared to many Americans that Clinton would not be the
last woman to run for president. And that final glass ceilings of male privilege in national politics were closer to shattering than ever before.
Though the crowd gathered in the Javits Center in Midtown Manhattan did not get to celebrate a victory that night, Clinton’s candidacy and campaign revealed a lot about the nature the good and the bad of women participating in politics.
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