First Lady Melania Trump attended the International Women of Courage Awards at the State Department on Wednesday for the fourth year in a row. The ceremony was marred after the award for a Finnish journalist, Jessikka Aro, was rescinded when it was revealed that she had posted critical tweets about the Trump administration.
“I continue to be inspired by the personal stories that accompany each of these extraordinary women,” Trump said during her opening remarks. “Courage is something that is not easily taught and is closely tied with bravery, humility and sacrifice.”
These were the twelve recipients of the award this year:
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