Celeste Katz
Glamour
New York, NY, United States
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Tulsi Gabbard Wants to Put a Little ‘Aloha’ in the 2020 Presidential Race
Tulsi Gabbard is the youngest candidate to announce her 2020 Presidential bid. Her message and military record could resonate. But will that be enough? → Read More
In the 2020 Election Will Female Candidates Be Judged On Likeability—Or Something More?
And could the 2020 race for president help Americans finally get over it? → Read More
These Women Are Still Waiting for Their Paycheck Because of the Government Shutdown
Five women share how they’re coping, where they’re cutting back, and what they’re doing to fill the time. → Read More
Who’s In and Who’s Out of the 2020 Presidential Race—So Far
The 2020 presidential race has already kicked off. From Elizabeth Warren to Joe Biden, here's a look at everyone who is running or rumored to be in the mix. → Read More
Meet the Woman Determined to Change Congress
Rashida Tlaib won her primary in August and had no Republican opponent in November, potentially becoming the first Palestinian-American woman in Congress. → Read More
Hospitals Billed Sexual Assault Survivors for Rape Kits. Now They're Paying the Price.
The personal cost of rape may be incalculable—but this wasn't supposed to be part of it. → Read More
When Will Ivanka Trump Stop Getting Excused for Screwing Up?
The first daughter used her personal email to send hundreds of government emails, which has people wondering how many passes she will get for her gaffes? → Read More
Eslah Attar Bio, latest news and articles
Eslah Attar is an author on Glamour. Read Eslah Attar's bio and get latest news stories and articles. Connect with users and join the conversation at Glamour. → Read More
Will White Women Split Their Vote Again In Election 2020?
A breakdown of how women voted in the midterm elections reveals a stark divide. → Read More
Democrats Won Back the House—They Have Women to Thank for That
Female voters helped propel a new crop of women lawmakers to Washington. Here's what that could mean. → Read More
Midterms 2018: Here Are the Historic Firsts for Women From Election Night
The midterm elections brought big, historic wins for women and Democrats, who took back the House on Tuesday night. → Read More
America Ferrera: We Have to Fix Our Democracy Before We Lose It
The actress spoke to Glamour about her frustration that many Americans are left out of civic engagement. → Read More
Donald Trump Calls Her 'Wacky'—Democrats Call Her the Key to Winning Big
There's a lot at stake if Nevada doesn't bet on Jacky Rosen's bid for Senate. → Read More
Voters Don't Come Out for Midterm Elections—but That Could Change This Year
This is how to make sure you get to the polls on November 6. → Read More
Where the Hell Is Ivanka Trump?
Ivanka Trump positioned herself as her dad's top surrogate to pull in women voters. But with few appearances by her on the 2018 campaign trail, can... → Read More
Female Candidates Finally Feel OK About Being Female Candidates
From motherhood to surviving sexual assault, women are radically changing the narratives about what it means to be a female candidate. → Read More
Female Candidates Finally Feel OK About Being Female Candidates
From motherhood to surviving sexual assault, women are radically changing the narratives about what it means to be a female candidate. → Read More
Amid Interruptions from Protestors, Brett Kavanaugh Confirmed for Supreme Court
Republicans largely fell in line and voted for Trump's embattled nominee to move forward, despite allegations of sexual misconduct. → Read More
Heidi Heitkamp Is Getting Physical—Sort of—in Her Reelection Fight
In her latest ad, North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp makes her pitch while casually arm-wrestling a man in a muscle shirt. → Read More
A Guide to the Senate Women at the Center of the Brett Kavanaugh Debate
Here's what some Senate women have to say about the SCOTUS-Kavanaugh showdown. → Read More