Women’s leadership is a topic that holds great significance for me. I have previously written an article entitled " Women's Leadership: A Right, Not a Concession. " In that piece, I firmly asserted that women’s leadership "...is not wrong, it is not 'left,' and it most certainly is not a sin. In a world that often erects barriers with signs that read 'NO ENTRY,' we are not seeking alternative routes; we are asserting our right to what should have been ours from the start."  

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