Reflections on Charlottesville; The "Bitchy Boss" Double Standard

Update: 2017-08-19

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Martine and Isabelle take the time to talk through their fears and anger after violent events in Charlottesville; Can a woman be a boss without being labelled a bitch? That's the question they tackle with Jen Agg, author of 'I Hear She's a Real Bitch.'

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Reflections on Charlottesville; The "Bitchy Boss" Double Standard

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Reflections on Charlottesville; The "Bitchy Boss" Double Standard

Reflections on Charlottesville; The "Bitchy Boss" Double Standard