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“Something which we think is impossible now is not impossible in another decade.” Constance Baker Motley was a legal advocate in the Civil Rights Movement and the nation’s first Black female judge. #WomensHistoryMonthpic.twitter.com/Gyp430C6r3
THANK U WE WOMEN ARE JUDGES/THINKERS TOO! WE HAVE & WILL KEEP MAKING A CHANGE IN THIS WORLD THIS WAS ALSO PRESENTED TO US WITH THE LOVELY PORTRAIT OF A WOMEN THINKING WHICH I PRAY ONE DAY WILL BE SCULPTURED IN BRONZE & PUT SIDE BY SIDE NEXT TO A MAN THINKINGpic.twitter.com/SpFanvFSlw
As a woman of a certain age who began her career in the 70's, I appreciate your point. Ms. Baker Motley is a perfect example of a "ceiling buster" of that era. Change came so slowly but it did come, with new grads like me being given increased opportunities. I'm grateful!
@akasorority1908 women paving the way! #AKA1908 #proudmemberofAKA1908 
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I thought he wore skirts and m wore pants?
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