The White Elephant in the Room: America Will Not Elect a Woman President

The refusal to embrace women in top leadership roles sends a troubling message to the world about America’s commitment to gender equality and limits its ability to lead on this critical issue globally.

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The White Elephant in the Room: America Will Not Elect a Woman President

It’s the 21st century, and America still has not elected a woman president.

The issue is not a lack of qualified candidates; it’s a reflection of deeper cultural, political, and societal barriers that keep capable women from breaking the highest glass ceiling. The refusal to embrace women in top leadership roles sends a troubling message to the world about America’s commitment to gender equality and limits its ability to lead on this critical issue globally.

Why Some Voters Consider Women “Ineligible” as Leaders

Despite progress in gender equality, outdated stereotypes about women persist.

Many Americans, consciously or not, question a woman’s ability to lead effectively. These biases often stem from ingrained…