Women of the 117th Congress: Diverse Voices Making History, Part 2.
John W. Kluge Center (library Of Congress)
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The 117th Congress set a new record high for women's representation in the legislature. As part of the Library of Congress celebrations of Women's History Month, the Library's Congressional Relations Office and the John W. Kluge Center will highlight the achievements of women in Congress as a testament to progress in the American democracy, from suffrage to candidacy, to governing. In this event, women members of Congress will share their thoughts on their paths, the history they are making for future leaders, and the importance of their voices in the practice of policymaking.
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