Women like Cassidy Hutchinson are turning out to be the unrelentingly brave truth-tellers and heroes. Her new book reveals more of her gutsiness.
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Yes, Jen Sincero is an Actual Badass In Person
She wrote the book on how to live your life boldly, and in Santa Fe, 14 NextTribers had the chance to hear Jen Sincero’s blunt, sassy words of wisdom.
A Toast to the Woman Who Pretty Much Invented Bubbly
We raise our glass to the Veuve Clicquot widow, the first modern businesswoman who gave us champagne and launched countless celebrations.
A New Film Puts Firebrand Bella Abzug Back in the Spotlight
Bella Abzug was 50 when she was first elected to Congress. A PBS documentary covers the outsized impact one bold woman in outsized hats can make.
Pivoting Out of the Corporate World and Into a New Passion
When Amy Kawadler lost her corporate job after a 29-year career, she forged a new path as a jewelry artist. Here’s how you can change gears too.
Celebrating Billie Jean King and 50 Years of Equality in Tennis
“Sports is a microcosm of society,” says Billie Jean King, who in 1973 won the first victory in a battle for equality in sports pay that still goes on today.
One Businesswoman’s Wishlist for a Seat at the Table
We’ve all sensed at times that our ideas don’t matter now that we’re middle-aged. For women of color, it can feel doubly intense.
My Oppenheimer: The Impact of the Man and the Movie
J. Robert Oppenheimer unleashed a world-changing device and Michele Willens’ activism. She’s hoping the movie of his life will stir people again.
What’s a “Queenager” and Could You Already Be One?
A new term has been coined for women aged 45 to 65 who are at the top of their game professionally, but whose expertise is often overlooked.
Gun Violence: A Half Century of Hope and Prayers is Enough
Sally Edelstein’s collage featuring a 50-year-old gun-violence ad is the centerpoint of the one-year anniversary of Highland Park’s mass shooting.
