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A president in a pantsuit?

  • Written by Deirdre Clemente, Associate Professor of History, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Over the past several years, Hillary Clinton has transformed her signature pantsuit – a loose fitting jacket that runs to the mid-thigh paired with lightly tapered pants – into a rallying cry for female empowerment. In early October, a pantsuit-clad flash mob popped up in New York City’s Union Square, dancing to a Justin...

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