The political causes that MARIANNE Williamson champions include the environment, crime, and poverty.
She previously entered the 2020 presidential race as a contender.
Who is Marianne Williamson?
Marianne Williamson is an American self-help author, spiritual guide, and political activist who was born on July 8, 1952.
Williamson, who is from Houston, has split her life between Texas, New Mexico, California, Michigan, and New York City.
She has four times appeared on The New York Times bestsellers list.
Williamson uses a “How To” structure in his work that is based on metaphysical techniques and spiritual mantras.
As a political activist, Williamson has spoken out about issues such as:
- Gun violence
- LBGTQ rights
- Immigration
- Reproductive rights
- Women’s rights
- Foreign policy
- Education
- Animal cruelty
- Healthcare
- Climate change
- Energy conservation
As an Independent, she campaigned to represent California’s 33rd congressional district in the House of Representatives in 2014.
Ultimately, Williamson’s election effort proved unsuccessful.
Regarding the loss, she told Oprah Winfrey: “My losing the congressional seat is small, what’s big is the larger conversation.
“This conversation of a politics of conscience, a politics of the heart, is much bigger than any one woman winning a congressional seat. And if that woman loses, the conversation goes on.”
Williamson entered the 2020 presidential election as a Democrat, but by January 10 of that year, she had withdrawn from the campaign.
How many children does Williamson have?
Williamson entered the 2020 presidential election as a Democrat, but by January 10 of that year, she had withdrawn from the campaign.
India Emmaline Williamson, Marianne Williamson’s only child, was born in 1990.
She frequently cites her mothering experiences as the impetus for her decision to pursue education reform.
Williamson told LA Mag, “My daughter lives in London, and that is about as far as I will go in addressing her.
