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Cardi B: “I Didn’t Sleep My Way To The Top.”

Cardi B, an American rapper, has expressed her opinions about the negative stereotypes that are still prevalent among successful women.

She drew attention to the fact that women frequently work hard and achieve great results, but their achievements are usually dismissed as the result of flimsy attributes or accusations that they have used their looks to further their professions.

Cardi B expressed her displeasure with the criticism of Democratic Party candidate and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in a post on her X account over the weekend, claiming that a large portion of the vitriol she encounters stems from her gender.

She wrote;

“Just like Kamala Harris, I have been the underdog and I have been underestimated!! My success always discredited.

“Let me tell you something, women have to work ten times harder and perform ten times better and still our success comes with excuses… its because she’s pretty or because she slept her way to the top. I see the disgusting attacks against Kamala and it’s not only angered me but has motivated me more now than ever to not just say something, but to do something!… I can’t stand a bully!”

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