2016 saw women come closest to the tipping point of representation
BEFORE America and the world settle in firmly to the new Donald Trump-based reality, let’s take a little trip down the road not taken.
Suppose we had woken up to a President-elect Hillary Clinton. And let’s say that, instead of former Portuguese prime minister António Guterres, New Zealand’s Helen Clark or Bulgaria’s Kristalina Georgieva had been picked to succeed Ban Ki-moon as United Nations secretary general.
