Factbox-Kamala Harris' Loss Is Another Setback for US Women in Politics
(Reuters) - For the second time in U.S. history, a major party nominated a woman for president and for the second time she lost. Democrat Kamala Harris' election loss to Republican Donald Trump on Tuesday followed Hillary Clinton's loss to him in 2016.
Harris’s election loss shows American women still face a glass ceiling
Her resounding, swift loss in the presidential race to Republican Donald Trump on November 5 means many things to different people, including the fact that American voters are unable to break the glass ceiling and elect a woman president.
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