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'We have to keep knocking down those external and internal obstacles that are cultural and religious,' says Hillary Clinton on the gender pay gap
WAGE GAP. Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says even the US struggles with economic empowerment for women. John Moore/Getty Images/AFP
NEW YORK, United States We cannot grow the global economy if we do not open the doors to women to participate.
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed disappointment with the gender pay gap, saying it remains a challenge even in developed countries like the United States.
Speaking at the annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) here on Monday, September 22, the longtime womens rights advocate drew attention to new data from the US Census Bureau showing that women earned 78 cents for every dollar men did in 2013.
Its been quite exciting to see a lot of the changes that are going on but its also been somewhat distressing to see how hard change still is, including in my own country. Weve had a survey about poverty in the US and looking at incomes that came out last week. One of the big news items was that womens income compared to mens income had gone up one penny. We are now are 78 cents on a dollar!
The woman who is considering again vying to become Americas first female president said that the survey showed that hurdles to women empowerment and gender equality cut across global divides.
- Hillary Clinton
So when I talk about this, Im not just talking about somebody else in some other region of the world. Im also talking about developed countries, that we have to keep knocking down those external and internal obstacles that are cultural and religious, and based on views of womens roles and their capacities, that are just no longer affordable, she said.
Clinton added, Theyre wrong but theyre also no longer affordable.
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(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton is set to hobnob with world leaders and the biggest names in business, politics, academia and philanthropy -- not to mention celebrities -- at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City, fresh off her re-entry into the political fray at the Iowa Steak Fry.
The two settings couldn't be more different: one a huge family reunion-style gathering in a field dotted with farm equipment, the other a star-studded roster of events in swanky midtown Manhattan hotel ballrooms where Leonardo DiCaprio, Jordan's King Abdullah II and Melinda Gates, among (many, many) other prominent people will make appearances. Clinton's challenge, if she runs for president a second time, will be showing she is just as comfortable with Iowa's steak fry crowd as with New York and Washington's elite.
As she spends this fall campaigning for vulnerable Democrats trying desperately to maintain control of the Senate, Clinton needs to show she understands the problems of everyday Americans, even though she rubs shoulders with world leaders and the uber rich.
She will flex political muscles that have atrophied since her 2008 presidential run and try to avoid making errors like those that punctuated her reintroduction to public life this summe: a book tour bookended by gaffes -- including her remark that she and her husband were "dead broke" -- and her phone call to President Obama in which she apologized for disparaging his foreign policy in an interview with The Atlantic.
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Hillary's fall to-do list
LOS ANGELES Hillary Clinton hasn't made her run for President in 2016 official yet, but some think CBS may be doing some advance work for her campaign with its new drama "Madam Secretary," which debuted Sunday in the coveted time slot between "60 Minutes" and "The Good Wife."
Culture and Media Institute's Katie Yoder says the Tea Leoni-starring series, centered on a female United States Secretary of State, appears to be nothing short of "pro-Hillary propaganda."
"The connections in the show between Elizabeth and Hillary are clear, from the blond hair to the pantsuits," Yoder told FOX411 of Leoni's character, Elizabeth McCord. "The show portrays 'Madam Secretary' as a champion for the 'right thing,' even if that means challenging the president."
Following Sunday's premiere, several viewers also weighed in on social media referring to it as "a promo show for Hillary," a "one hour commercial for Hillary," and a"pathetic ad for Hillary Clinton for President."
Other viewers disagreed, tweeting that the show is simply "brilliant" with its "genuine family scenes" and "killer casting."
Many critics agree with the latter opininos.
The L.A Times in particular pointed out that Leoni's McCord is "no Hillary knock-off," and that she was not a "career politician" but one with a functional and relatable home life. The Hollywood Reporter praised the "multidimensional" aspect of the series given that the leading lady isn't just a successful working woman with a problematic family situation.
Leoni plays a former CIA analyst turned stay-at-home mom who is thrust into the position of Secretary of State. The premiere episode dealt with young American hostages held in Syria, in which she courageously handles the crisis.
"Madam Secretary" was brought to life by actor/producer Morgan Freeman and executive producer Lori McCreary, who told the L.A. Times that the idea for the show came when she saw Clinton "raise her fist" while testifying before Congress with regards to the 2012 Benghazi attacks.
Ronn Torossian, CEO of New York-based publicity firm 5WPR noted that it isn't at all surprising that a major network has cast a powerful woman as the lead for its new fall TV series.
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