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100			_aDUFF Michelle _eauthor
245			_aJacinda Ardern/ _cby Michelle Duff
260			_aAuckland: _bAllen & Unwin, _c2020
300			_a288 pages: _billustrations (some color); _c24 cm.
520			_aMichelle Duff delves into Ardern's beginnings in small-town New Zealand, discovering a nose-ringed teen fighting for equality and her own identity in a devout Mormon family. Duff tracks Ardern's political career from being dismissed as a 'show pony' to her compassion during one of New Zealand's biggest tragedies, the Christchurch mosque terror attack of 2019. In its aftermath, Ardern has become a global icon for her strength and decisiveness while uniting a country in shock and mourning. Ardern attracted international headlines for being the second world leader to give birth while in office. But why was having a baby so meaningful, and what does it say about the continued struggle for gender equality? Has Ardern really been a transcendent leader, and what enduring mark might she leave on the political landscape? This is an engrossing and powerful exploration of one of the most intriguing political stories of our time-telling us as much about one young woman's ascendancy as it does about the country that elected her.
650			_aJACINDA, ARDERN, 1980
650			_aPRIME MINISTER _zNEW ZEALAND
650			_aPOLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
650			_aPOLITICIANS
651			_zNEW ZEALAND _xPOLITICS AND GOVERNMENT _y21ST CENTURY
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