 First of all, women have long been leaders in movements for democratic change, and we still see that in countries around the world today. And some of you might be familiar with the research by Zoe Marks and Erika Genovese at the Harvard Kennedy School showing that mass movements for change, political change, that include women in large numbers, not only are more effective at achieving their goals of political transformation, they also are more likely to result in egalitarian democracy. So having women be part of movements for change ends up leading to more democratic outcomes.