LINDA LATTIMORE

Discrimination is pervasive and is disguised throughout our days so cleverly that often it moves sight unseen, chipping away at the hearts of its victims, changing who they are and who they might have become without its’ presence.Like you, I have witnessed it more times than I care to admit and missed too many other moments that should have been painfully obvious. My first memory of discrimination was as a child of five living in Lima, Peru. Hungry children with grimy faces

Gotta confess … I don’t get it. At one of the most crucial times in our country to advance women into leadership roles, to shift the balance of power in both our government and corporate sectors, our social media feeds are jammed up with pretty little black and white selfies and hashtags suggesting we have accepted some type of challenge, supporting other women (#Challenge Accepted; #WomenSupportingWomen). Yet, few of these pictures reflect any such activity, only lip servi