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NBC Nightly News explores how Bea Stotzer, one of the founders of New Economics for Women (NEW), is helping Latino women succeed.

 

What has been the key to your success? Tell us in the comments below.

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It's no secret that men and women communicate differently, but how does that affect workplace dynamics?

 

Do you find it hard to communicate with men at work? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below. For more from "A Woman's Nation," click here.

Men who grew up thinking that it was a man's world, "whose doors were just going to open because we have a Y chromosome," as one male interviewee said, are now grappling with women's increasing presence in the workplace.

 

Do you find this new power struggle confusing, as the men Maria Shriver interviewed do?

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Maria Shriver's "A Woman's Nation" explores the increasing role of women in church and other religious institutions.

 

Between work, family and other obligations, do you have time for religion or spiritualism in your life? Tell us in the comments below. For more from "A Woman's Nation" click here.

On Nightly News with Brian Williams, Maria Shriver takes a look at the changing roles of men and women in the workplace. Are you the primary breadwinner in your family? Share your experience with us in the comments below. For more from "A Woman's Nation" click here.

Maria Shriver talks with men about the revolution at home and asks, "Who's in charge?"

 

Do you and your partner struggle over who's in charge in your home? Tell us in the comments below. For more from "A Woman's Nation" click here.

 

Referring to the research conducted by Maria Shriver for "A Woman's Nation," David Gregory asks, "When will poltics reflect the change that we're seeing in this report?"

 

Do you think women have enough representation in politics?

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