Yale Daily News

One should separate Hillary Clinton's politics and gender

To the Editor:

In an article on Sen. Hillary Clinton ("Hillary Clinton agrees to speak on Class Day," 3/26), Nancy Bekavac said, "The perils of leadership" are very different for a man than for a woman. This must be so because an unnecessary amount of time was devoted to Bill and Hillary as a couple, instead of her political achievements and the things that have made her one of the "most revered" and "reviled" political figures in contemporary America.

I needn't ask if the article promoting last year's Class Day speaker discussed his "first date." When will politics and gender be separated?

Julie Marie Quackenbush '01

March 26, 2001

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