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Fast Company: You Can Now Own A Deck Of 52 “Woman Cards” Illustrated With Influential Women
Fast Company: You Can Now Own A Deck Of 52 “Woman Cards” Illustrated With Influential Women
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Fast Company: You Can Now Own A Deck Of 52 “Woman Cards” Illustrated With Influential Women
Fast Company: You Can Now Own A Deck Of 52 “Woman Cards” Illustrated With Influential Women
Fast Company: You Can Now Own A Deck Of 52 “Woman Cards” Illustrated With Influential Women
Donald Trump recently accused Hillary Clinton of playing the #WomanCard. The Clinton campaign responded by making an actual Woman Card available for supporters to play themselves. But for anyone in such a tough spot that just one woman card doesn’t possess enough pizzazz, now there are 52 woman cards to play.
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ADWEEK: Art Directors Worldwide Play ‘the Woman Card’ by Designing a Whole Deck of Them
ADWEEK: Art Directors Worldwide Play ‘the Woman Card’ by Designing a Whole Deck of Them
With the royal wedding only days away, the flowers have been chosen, the cake tasted, and the invitations officially sent. But if you didn't make Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's guest list cut, that doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate their nuptials in serious style. (Because you’re obviously not bitter or anything.)
ADWEEK: Art Directors Worldwide Play ‘the Woman Card’ by Designing a Whole Deck of Them
ADWEEK: Art Directors Worldwide Play ‘the Woman Card’ by Designing a Whole Deck of Them
ADWEEK: Art Directors Worldwide Play ‘the Woman Card’ by Designing a Whole Deck of Them
Presumptive presidential nominee Donald J. Trump makes headlines for pretty much everything he does or says, from arriving at an airport on his branded jet to claiming that Trump Steaks is still in business. But his comment last month that "the only thing [Hillary Clinton's] got going is the woman's card" inspired more attention than most.