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Author Archives: Kathleen Kelley Reardon
No Idea Stands on Its Own
I’ve always started my persuasion classes with this comment — No Idea stands on its own. That is more true today than in years past. There are so many forms of competition for attention, often with the most inane taking … Continue reading
Posted in Influence, Politics, Uncategorized
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The Politics of Making People Feel Good
Given the contentiousness of the U.S. presidential race, you might wonder if politics has been turned on its head. Where is civility? Where is statesmanship? Why all this ringside excitement as if we’re looking forward to a fight? In The … Continue reading
Posted in Confrontation, Politics, Uncategorized
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What To Say When a Conversation Turns Negative
That’s the subject of my Harvard Business Review blog to be published today (11 a.m. EST) here. When studying for my doctorate, my research focused on how children deal with disruptions in conversation. We learn early, if we’re fortunate, how to … Continue reading
Posted in Confrontation, Negotiation, Uncategorized
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Sequel to Shadow Campus — Draft Completed!
For those of you who have read Shadow Campus and, by the way, kept it for quite some time on the Amazon Top New Releases and a darn good seller for a debut, I wanted to let you know that … Continue reading
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Clinton vs. Trump – Not likely to be a Pretty Picture
That’s the topic I wrote about today in a blog at Huffington Post. Clinton isn’t the Democratic nominee yet. But looking ahead, it may be that the very traits that have drawn Clinton considerable criticism are the ones that will … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Issues, Politics, Uncategorized
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The ‘Cute-and-Little’ Stage Hurts Hillary Clinton Chances with Young Women
It’s been a while since I’ve written about this topic, but little has changed. On Huffington Post today, I revisit it in terms of Hillary Clinton’s run for president. In They Don’t Get It, Do They? (re-released recently on … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Issues, Leadership, Politics, Tutorials for Women
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Mental Health is in Our Hands
I’ve been away from blogging, but back now and writing after some time about mental health. My blog on Huffington Post is the first of many. Few of us are from families that have not been touched, at the very … Continue reading
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Additional Thoughts on Authenticity
Having read the responses here and on my Huffington Post blog, “Authentic Politics: What is That?” I think the subject warrants some additional discussion. So, here are a few thoughts. When we’re discussing authenticity, there is being true to oneself … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Tutorials for Women, Uncategorized
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Faculty Gender Issues on Campus — Aren’t They Gone Yet?
Just in case you were wondering if the gender issues and politics in my debut novel, Shadow Campus, really happen with professors on campuses where people are supposed to be open-minded, you might want to read this article by six … Continue reading
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Back on the Hillary Media Watch
Today I posted a blog on Huffington Post about the return of gender insults perpetrated upon Hillary Clinton — this time particularly by CNN’s Gloria Borger. As a communication professor and researcher, I’m always intrigued by how words are used … Continue reading
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