025 Rep. Faith Winters, Colorado General Assembly

The 23 Percent

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This marks our first ever #MeToo episode on the 23 Percent. Mattie chats with Faith Winter, a state representative in Colorado, about her experience outing a serial harasser in the Colorado Statehouse. Faith also talks about how her experience highlights how far we’ve come with gender equity in politics, but how far we still have to go.

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