How I learned to argue

Article Abstract:

A congresswoman describes how an increase in self-confidence helped her to argue more effectively. She felt self-confident at an all-girls' high school, but lost confidence in herself during college. Sometimes situations call for her to be confrontational.

Column, Debates and debating, Debates, Self-confidence, Self confidence, Women legislators

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How I learned I wasn't Caucasian

Article Abstract:

A young woman born in Korea and adopted in the US by a Caucasian family did not learn she was not Caucasian until her first day at school. She discusses the experience along with the importance of adoptive parents telling children about racial identity.

Children, Adopted, Adopted children, Korean Americans

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Career lessons learned from Connie Chung's exit

Article Abstract:

Chung lost her co-anchor position at 'CBS Evening News' and many have speculated about the reasons. Most insiders say that she was not considered a solid and serious newsperson, but some cite sexism as the problem.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Biography, Women journalists, Chung, Connie

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