Commentary: Robert Gehrke is wrong — there are more than three powerful women in Utah

Powerful women are absent from lists like this because journalists like Gehrke omit them.

(Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune) Justice Justice Christine Durham is retiring after 35 years on the Utah Supreme Court. She speaks during an interview, Thursday, November 16, 2017.

Commentary: Robert Gehrke is wrong — there are more than three powerful women in Utah

Powerful women are absent from lists like this because journalists like Gehrke omit them.

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