Since the 2016 presidential election and rise of the #MeToo movement, more women have become inspired to pursue leadership roles and stand their ground in the ongoing gender equality debate. This year's election cycle, for instance, more women than ever before – 575 – have signed up to run for the House, the Senate or governor; still, only one in five elected officials on Capitol Hill are female, according to Politico.
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