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An interview with "The Washington Post" owner Katharine Graham about the history of the newspaper and her experiences running the company through some of the biggest events in U.S. history, including the Watergate scandal. She also talks about her husband, the late Philip Graham, and her memoir, "Personal History", which follows her journey from housewife and mother to becoming one of the most powerful women in business.
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janeeyre 05/30/2009 05:17 PM Report
Dear Mrs. Graham,
On behalf of my generation of women, we are the daughters of the boomers, thank you madam for your pithy intelligence, constant grace, steely humour and steadfast courage. We women walk more freely on the trail you blazed.
And, wearing our versions of many feminisms, we also strategically wink in the face of intolerant sexism we continue to encounter. Your memoir got me through hard moments in grad school, several broken hearts, and has taught me to 'hang in' as you said.
My unborn children will know your name. As Toni Morrison would say, you taught us grace 'under duress' by your actions.
With a grateful heart,
A young woman.
bilderberg 04/01/2009 02:20 AM Report
The dead do not become any less innocent.
If that were true. We would all be innocent.
A founding Bilderberg Member.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/users/profile/bilderberg
READ ALL ABOUT IT: Wait a minute. We cant. Thanks to the likes of Graham. 55 YEARS Bilderberg has been meeting. 55 YEARS! Not a single word in print. So much for "Freedom" of the Press.