ELLE Magazineのインスタグラム(elleusa) - 9月23日 10時31分

In the past two years, women across the country have gotten to work. They’ve marched, rallied, called their representatives, and decided to run for office, setting a record for the number of women running for Congress and winning nominations. They’ve also created historic races, redefining what it looks like to be a woman in politics.
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Now, Minnesota's Ilhan Omar, a former refugee, is set to become the first Somali-American to ever serve in Congress. She could also become one of the first Muslim women in Congress, along with House nominee Rashida Tlaib.
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Back in March 2017, she told ELLE.com, “I have a great sense of who I am. I am very focused on creating positive change. And unless someone is a willing contributor to creating that positive change, their feedback or criticism, especially criticism that is about my personal life and the way that I live my life or the way that I dress or who I worship, has no actual bearing on the things that I take into consideration and the decisions that I make.”
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Link in bio to learn more about @ilhanmn's journey. Illustration for ELLE.com by @broobs.psd

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