She Proclaims Our Declaration of Independence from a Man's World

I also want to flag something that our friend and the author of the new book. She proclaims Jennifer Palmieri texted me yesterday because I think this was her submitting for the mailbag, but because she's a friend and this is very important. We're going to move it to the very important housekeeping section.

as soon as it arrives, I will read She Proclaims by our friend Jen Palmieri, but mail up here is very, very slow.

I had the, I had like a sort of aha moment where I thought I'm not doing great in a man's world. I'm doing great making it run well for them. I'm doing great propping it up.

If you play into that, if you consider other women a threat, if you think marginalized, if you think if you're a white woman like me and you think a black woman is even further marginalized than I am so I'm not going to help her, you are propping this all up.

And when you fight to make sure that you're paid what you are worth, that's going to help another woman down the line. And when you cut yourself, when you undersell yourself, that is devaluing all women.

And I think our fates are more linked than we ever appreciated. And that is, it's like you got to get at the root of that of feeling of acting like you are a visitor, which is why the book is called She Proclaims because we have to say this stuff out loud otherwise.

I accept as a white woman, my lot in life is way better than any black American. Right? I don't have the fears that they have. I don't have this, I haven't had to live that experience.

her last book, which is one thing we need to talk about, she proclaims our declaration of independence for a man's world. You've written a book about how women politicians should deal with this moment and well, I think that we've got one of those right now.