Women Rule the Ivies

Bianca Quilantan / Politico
Six of the Ivy League’s eight private research universities are slated to have female presidents this fall. It’s the first time the group of elite colleges will have women at the helm of six of eight campuses, nearly 30 years after Judith Rodin became the first woman to lead an Ivy League school in 1994.
The protest movement led by Persian women seeks to unravel the Iranian regime’s oppression. This is a spontaneous civil rights movement made up of people at their wit’s end — unable to afford basic life necessities while forced to adhere to the oppressive rules of a religious autocracy that promised to take care of its people.