These Women Share Their Favorite Position. You'll Never Guess It.
Jul 24, 2014 19:48
What are women's favorite positions? If your mind is leaning towards bedroom pleasures, this isn't that kind of post. Inspired by Lauren Conrad's answer when she was asked about her "favorite position", to which she replied "CEO". Mic spoke to women across different careers posing the same question.
Here are their answers:
The youngest Board Member at a domestic violence nonprofit organization for Muslim women and children in NYC.
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America, an organization that opposes restrictions on abortion and expand access to abortion.
Civil engineer at STV Inc., STEM activist, and a feminist writer.
Writer and editor, currently Voices Editor at Fusion and columnist for the New York Times Sunday Book Review.
Program director, BridgeUp at the American Museum of Natural History.
Host and producer at HuffPost Live, the livestream of the Huffington Post.
Evolutionary biologist at the American Museum of Natural History.
Production manager in International Digital Operations at NOOK Media/BN.com
Prolific writer, cultural critic and media activist whose work appears in Salon, CNN, the Guardian, The Nation, Time, The Huffington Post, Ms, Role Reboot and RHRealityCheck.
Manager, social media & community at MSNBC.
Founder and CEO of Pretty Padded Room, an online therapy website for women.
Director of operations at Women Moving Millions.
Media relations specialist at Planned Parenthood Federation of America & Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
Director of ACCESS Health International's Morocco office.
Here are their answers:
1. Maureen Ahmed
The youngest Board Member at a domestic violence nonprofit organization for Muslim women and children in NYC.
2. Ilyse Hogue
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America, an organization that opposes restrictions on abortion and expand access to abortion.
3. Patricia Valoy
Civil engineer at STV Inc., STEM activist, and a feminist writer.
4. Anna Holmes
Writer and editor, currently Voices Editor at Fusion and columnist for the New York Times Sunday Book Review.
5. Christina Wallace
Program director, BridgeUp at the American Museum of Natural History.
6. Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani
Host and producer at HuffPost Live, the livestream of the Huffington Post.
7. Jo Wolfe
Evolutionary biologist at the American Museum of Natural History.
8. Dior Vargas
Production manager in International Digital Operations at NOOK Media/BN.com
9. Soraya Chemaly
Prolific writer, cultural critic and media activist whose work appears in Salon, CNN, the Guardian, The Nation, Time, The Huffington Post, Ms, Role Reboot and RHRealityCheck.
10. Nisha Chittal
Manager, social media & community at MSNBC.
11. Bea Arthur
Founder and CEO of Pretty Padded Room, an online therapy website for women.
12. Courtney Harvey
Director of operations at Women Moving Millions.
13. Daniela Ramirez
Media relations specialist at Planned Parenthood Federation of America & Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
14. Echo Collins-Egan
Director of ACCESS Health International's Morocco office.
