Queen Elizabeth's longstanding reign represented female empowerment and showed the world how influential women in power could be 🤍
was the ultimate symbol of female power. The head of state of 15 countries, the majority of us grew up knowing nothing other than a female ruler. It was her face on bank notes and coins. It was to the queen we paid tribute in the national anthem. It was her presence that required global male leaders to bow down. She completely normalised the idea of a woman in charge without ever openly making a point about it.
We talk a lot at the moment about representation and why we need it. The Queen represented female strength and power as soon as her reign began when she was just 25. Back in 1952, there were very few, if any,. She was faced with two disadvantages - her gender and her age, both of which prevented her from being taken seriously. And yet, the queen proved herself a steadfast and unshakable head of state early on.
Around the world, when people talked about the queen, they talked of our queen - that was how high status she was. It was the way in which she built and executed that power and influence that made her so remarkable. She did so quietly and without complaint, and understood that the job required her to be non-partisan. She never overstepped the bounds of her job. Her constitutional powers were tolerated in this country because she never abused them.
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