article_snippet.sent: One of our core values in the United States is that our are the land of equal opportunity, but when equal hasn't yet included gender, there is a fundamental challenge there that, I believe, having our first woman president—whenever that is—will help resolve,' said Chelsea Clinton.
article_snippet.sent: We've made real progress on legal protections for women, but in no way are women at parity to men in our country in the workplace,' Clinton explains. '
article_snippet.sent: Clinton says that though the US is the 'land of equal opportunity,' that is not true about gender, and a female president would change that .
article_snippet.sent: Yes, we've seen again and again, when women have been in positions of leadership, women have had different degrees of success versus women male counterparts, historically being able to build more consensus so that decisions have longer-term effects, whether in economic investments or in building social capital,' says Clinton. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Chelsea Clinton says that though the United States is the 'land of equal opportunity,' that is not true about gender, and a female president would change that .
  