I walked away, feeling the dejection keenly. I will always marvel that most powerful women do not make the lives of other women a priority in all things.
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The quote reflects a profound sense of disappointment felt by the speaker, who leaves a situation burdened by feelings of dejection. It highlights a perceived disconnect among powerful women, suggesting that many do not prioritize supporting or uplifting other women in their lives or careers.
This observation raises questions about solidarity and mentorship among women in positions of influence. The author, Jean Sasson, underscores the need for women to advocate for...
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