Did you know that since they were first awarded in 1901, only 59 Nobel prizes have gone to women — just 6.2% of the total? Start your weekend off right with some updates on women's representation:
on the most powerful women in Washington, D.C., some of whom are captured in the collage of women leaders above:
Power in Washington is a complicated thing to quantify. Some people have it by virtue of the office they hold. Others maintain it by virtue of their reputations, no matter what their business card might read. And in a political city, many of the most powerful among us owe their clout to voters—either the constituents who elect them directly or the national electorate who picks the government every four years.
Of course, not all power resides in high-profile arenas like politics. Some of the most powerful women on our list might be able to walk down Pennsylvania Avenue unnoticed—while still causing people to tremble in whatever other world they help shape.. In 2019, no women over 50 were cast in any leading roles in 2019’s 30 top-grossing films out of the U.S., U.K., France or Germany.
Around the world, the international film and television industry’s most powerful women had already been hard at work with that mission. Female producers, studio executives and channel bosses are seeing a historic opportunity to capitalize on the seismic changes wrought by the #MeToo movement to push for true inclusion and diversity across the entertainment business.
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