We Salute You! Women of the Year
Wonder Women on the Rise
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Real Life Wonder Women - Glamour Magazine recently honored women who have made major contributions to entertainment, business, sports, fashion, science and politics. So we too wanted to acknowledge some women who make us proud!
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Gabourey Sidibe - Gabby’s portrayal of the abused but triumphant teen in “Precious” has received rave reviews. This story is sure to inspire many.
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Iman - The Somali beauty’s modeling career introduced her to the world, but her cosmetic beauty line and the numerous charities she supports continue to touch the world.
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Kerry Washington - Kerry has represented well in her countless film appearances. She’s also the face of L’Oreal and an outspoken supporter of President Obama.
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Maya Angelou - Writer, educator and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou, continues to be a heroine in our community for the many contributions she’s made to humanity.
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Michelle Obama - Our First Lady received special recognition from Glamour for inspiring the world to mentor the youth and to commit to giving back to the community.
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Rihanna - Instead of her usual accolades for singing, Glamour Magazine honored Rihanna for using her voice to speak out against domestic violence.
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Serena Williams - Off the court, Serena has given scholarships to U.S. colleges and opened a secondary school in Kenya through her foundation.
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Susan Rice - We are proud to have the first African-American female U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations who is also a champion for women’s needs worldwide.
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Liya Kebede - The Ethiopian-born model has walked the runways for top designers internationally and she is a WHO Goodwill Ambassador.
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