WE ARE THE NEWS NOW.
The Wing article is a project that three investigators began several months ago.
We independently came to the conclusion there was a significant plan by a known witches coven to go mainstream. And, not just ‘go mainstream,’ but to create a platform so big that it would take hold across the nation. And, bring millions of women into their fold.
How?
BY LOOKING and ACTING LIKE:
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Women empowerment
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Business development
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Fellowship
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Academia
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Creative Arts
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Hip, Slick, and Cool
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Educational
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Informative
Other goals:
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Effect change for future elections
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“Since 2016, The Wing aims to carry on the traditions, values, and spirit of the women’s club movement. We stand on the shoulders of the women who paved the way.”
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Networking at the highest level of politics, Hollywood, fashion, business
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With 75million in new funding chapters are opening up across the U.S. in time for the 2020 elections *investors include Valerie Jarrett AND Megan Rapinoe . .
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IMPACT: The Wing is committed to living our mission through partnerships with local non-profits, and a scholarship program that offers free memberships to individuals whose work supports the advancement of marginalized women and girls.”
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The Wing provides a platform for elected officials at the local, state, and national levels to connect with members and discuss key political issues. During election cycles, our spaces host community town halls and happy hours in support of women candidates on the campaign trail. The Wing is also committed to ensuring that every eligible member is registered to vote.
When is a Coven not a Coven?
The Wing operates several covens around the country. That is, they called them covens until news that Hillary attended a meeting came out. Then they switched the names of their meeting places to “spaces”.
They did call them covens, however. The New York Times remembers. The Wayback Machine dating from as late as 4 April still lists the spaces as “covens”
The Wing gets $75M from Sequoia, Airbnb
INVESTORS INCLUDE MEGAN RAPINOE, KERRY WASHINGTON, VALERIE JARRETT . .
Also participating in the financing are actress Kerry Washington, producer Katie McGrath, former White House senior advisor Valerie Jarrett and two of the TIME’S UP Legal Defense co-founders Robbie Kaplan and Hilary Rosen. U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team players Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Meghan Klingenberg and Becky Sauerbrunn also provided capital to The Wing.
Airbnb, for its part, has not previously invested in The Wing and is not an active investor in startups. It’s unclear what sort of partnership may be brewing between the home-sharing “unicorn” and the feminist co-working space. In a statement provided to TechCrunch, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said he was “incredibly inspired” by The Wing and was “thrilled to support them.”
According to a report from The Information published Tuesday, Airbnb is in talks to lead a $75 million investment in a startup called Lyric, which transforms apartment buildings into hotels for travelers. That, coupled with its contribution to The Wing’s funding round, could mean Airbnb is foraying into the business of startup investing.
https://doitq.news/the-wing-coven/