Bring Another Chair: Las Vegas

As Shirley Chisholm once said, “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” Kim took that advice, and the new NOW mini-documentary, Bring Another Chair , on the road. In this bonus minisode, she and Rose look back on Las Vegas, the first stop on NOW’s tour.

You’ll hear from four Nevada women in their own words about why and how they bring another chair. In this episode: Kim’s takeaways from the Las Vegas trip Sue Burtch of Nevada NOW on what bringing another chair means to her Kumei Norwood of Tofu Tees on life as an artist and activist Assemblywoman Tracy Brown-May on why women’s health can’t wait Juanny Romero on how she brought coffee to the boardroom to get a seat at the table, and her plans to build out her women-owned business.

Got something to say? When did you have to bring another chair?

Call 202-628-8669 or send a voice memo to feminismnow@. Guests: Sue Burtch is the Executive Director of Nevada NOW.

She joined the chapter in 2018 and also serves on NOW’s National Board Tracy Brown-May represents District 42 in the Nevada Assembly, where she chairs the Health and Wellness Committee. Before joining the legislature, she spent 25 years in disability services.

Kumei Norwood is an artist, activist, and the founder of Tofu Tees , which she started at age eight. She opened her shop inside Fergusons Downtown at 12 and recently graduated from the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts.

Juanny Romero is the founder and CEO of Mothership Coffee Roasters and a member of the Nevada Commission on Minority Affairs. Her goal is to help 1,000 women become millionaires. #BringAnotherChair #womenshealth #feminism Follow us on social media: Find Kim on Instagram @KimVillanueva_NOW, and find Rose on X @BrunacheRose.

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