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Hey, it's Veronica Dagger, the host of the Wall Street Journal, Secrets of Wealthy Women,

The Podcast Where Women Share How They Tackle Career, Money, and The World.

Today we're checking in with Emily Ramshaw, co-founder and CEO of the 19th, a nonprofit

media company focused on covering women and US politics.

Its name is anon to the 19th Amendment which gave many women the right to vote.

We last spoke with Emily in March, right before the 19th was about to launch, and right before the pandemic shut down large parts of the US.

Emily's back to tell us how things are going at the 19th, and how the events of the past few months have shifted their focus. We've all felt left out and for people who move to this country that feeling lasts more than a moment.

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ad council. Welcome back Emily. Thank you.

Thanks for having me back.

So how have things been going since we last spoke?

Oh, let's see, probably the same way they've been going for a lot of people in this country,

which is just utterly insane.

I mean, I think last time we spoke

looked like the pandemic was unfortunately getting into full swing. We took a hot

second where we honestly stopped and thought you, corporate underwriting is in the toilet.

It feels really tough to be asking people philanthropically to support us when they are trying

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