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She changed her Twitter profile picture this week to the color red in support of International Women's Day.

Another former first lady, Michelle Obama, also celebrated the international holiday by making a rare public appearance since she became a private citizen.

Obama snapped her visit to Cardozo Education Campus in Washington, D.C., a middle school and high school with a program for recent immigrants.

'By embracing young immigrants and their diverse cultures and contributions, Cardozo is a model for our entire country,' she said in the video. 'The girls I met with today are ready to take on the world. We've just got to make sure that the world is ready for them.'

First Daughter Ivanka Trump showed her support in a snap, as well.

Surrounded by a group of 10 young women,Rejected police candidate wins suit against Baldwin

A Bethel Park man won a $500,000 jury verdict against Baldwin Borough this afternoon in federal court for a lawsuit he filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

H. Timothy S. Kreger, 38, who was born with a deformed left hand and had previously been treated for alcoholism, applied to become a police officer with Baldwin Borough in February 2000. He had previously worked as an officer in the City of Pittsburgh and Homestead.

Mr. Kreger went through the entire hiring process and was ranked second out of six potential candidates. The borough eventually hired Nos. 1, 3 and 4, said Samuel J. Cordes, Mr. Kreger's attorney.

Initially, Mr. Kreger was told he wasn't hired because he didn't interview well. However, he later learned that