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The Debate Double Standard

September 27, 2016 debate, donald trump, gender, Hillary Clinton, presidential election

BY BRYNNA QUILLIN On Monday night, the world finally got to see Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off for

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This Engagement Season, Let’s Make it Easier for Women to Keep their Last Names

December 30, 2015February 14, 2016 couples, engagement, family, gender, marriage, names

BY CAROLINE GIMMILLARO It’s engagement season. Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter feeds around the United States are exploding with engagement announcements

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The Digital Gender Gap: Unleashing the Value of the Internet for Women

April 30, 2015May 1, 2015 digital access, gender, internet, women

BY MIA MITCHELL Today, four billion people, or two-thirds of the planet, are offline, but that is rapidly changing. Momentum

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Rwanda Strides Towards Gender Equality in Government

August 15, 2014April 22, 2018 africa, Elections, gender, politics, rwanda, women

BY ELIZABETH BENNETT Rwanda is the only country in the world where more women than men serve as elected officials.

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When Too Much Remains the Same: Women’s progress in America has farther to go

December 23, 2013December 23, 2013 American politics, blog, democracy, Elections, gender, journalist, reform, social policy, United States, women's movement

BY ELIZABETH A. KISLIK In a lecture at Harvard University in mid-October, New York Times columnist Gail Collins discussed how

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For Struggling Boards, the Answer May Be Closer than You Think

April 1, 2012December 10, 2012 business, gender

BY MELISSA SANDGREN There is a scene in The Iron Lady film where the actress who plays Margaret Thatcher is walking defiantly

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