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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumswho's who in the 2017 class photo of G20
http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/07/politics/g20-class-photo-annotated/index.html
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who's who in the 2017 class photo of G20 (Original Post)
Motley13
Jul 2017
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LakeVermilion
(1,040 posts)1. Questions: How did Trump get pushed to the outside?
Who told him to button his coat?
Was he wearing a super long tie again?
oberliner
(58,724 posts)2. Supposed to be based on how long the people have been in office
The newly elected folks are on the far ends.
hack89
(39,171 posts)4. They are ordered by time in office
the newbies are to the side with seniority earning one a place closer to the center.
niyad
(113,275 posts)3. four women????
leftstreet
(36,106 posts)5. Yep, and one of them is Lagarde, IMF chief
...in terms of country leadership she technically doesn't 'count'
Can't believe in 2017 there are only 4 women in that photo
niyad
(113,275 posts)6. depressing
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)7. Seriously. That needs to change.
I used to think we had come a long way, but more and more I am feeling like we are going backwards. We are over half the world's population and we are not adequately represented.
niyad
(113,275 posts)8. if I recall, we are somewhere aroun 37th in the world in terms of women's representation.