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WNBA's Booming Popularity Fuels Expansion and Contract Negotiations
The WNBA is experiencing a meteoric rise in popularity, with viewership and attendance up 23% and 26% respectively, leading to a $2.2 billion media rights deal, three new teams, and ongoing negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement to address player compensation.
WNBA's Booming Popularity Fuels Expansion and Contract Negotiations
The WNBA is experiencing a meteoric rise in popularity, with viewership and attendance up 23% and 26% respectively, leading to a $2.2 billion media rights deal, three new teams, and ongoing negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement to address player compensation.
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48% Bias Score
Paris Installs Feminist Statues in Post-Olympics Urban Renewal
Ten four-meter-tall golden statues of prominent feminist figures, including Gisèle Halimi and Simone de Beauvoir, are being installed in Paris's 18th arrondissement, near the Adidas Arena, as part of a post-Olympics urban renewal project, with a planned removal in 2028.
Paris Installs Feminist Statues in Post-Olympics Urban Renewal
Ten four-meter-tall golden statues of prominent feminist figures, including Gisèle Halimi and Simone de Beauvoir, are being installed in Paris's 18th arrondissement, near the Adidas Arena, as part of a post-Olympics urban renewal project, with a planned removal in 2028.
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24% Bias Score
Xinjiang Empowers Rural Women Through Skills Training and Financial Aid
Xinjiang's government-led initiatives have empowered over 40,000 rural women annually through skills training (hair dressing, tailoring), financial aid (17.86 billion yuan in loans), and Mandarin language classes (60,000 women), resulting in over 3,600 new beauty salons and numerous tailoring busine...
Xinjiang Empowers Rural Women Through Skills Training and Financial Aid
Xinjiang's government-led initiatives have empowered over 40,000 rural women annually through skills training (hair dressing, tailoring), financial aid (17.86 billion yuan in loans), and Mandarin language classes (60,000 women), resulting in over 3,600 new beauty salons and numerous tailoring busine...
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52% Bias Score
Australian Hospitality Industry Tackles Gender Inequality and Harassment
To address the male-dominated Australian hospitality industry's gender inequality and sexual harassment issues, organizations like Venus Vinifera and Women and Revolution offer educational programs (Subject Matters, Outspoken workshops) and conduct surveys to inform policies, aiming for a safer, mor...
Australian Hospitality Industry Tackles Gender Inequality and Harassment
To address the male-dominated Australian hospitality industry's gender inequality and sexual harassment issues, organizations like Venus Vinifera and Women and Revolution offer educational programs (Subject Matters, Outspoken workshops) and conduct surveys to inform policies, aiming for a safer, mor...
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40% Bias Score
Filippidis Conviction: A Landmark #MeToo Victory in Greece
Petros Filippidis, a Greek actor, was unanimously convicted in a second-instance trial for sexual assault, marking the first final conviction in a Greek #MeToo case and offering a glimmer of hope for survivors while highlighting persistent systemic challenges.
Filippidis Conviction: A Landmark #MeToo Victory in Greece
Petros Filippidis, a Greek actor, was unanimously convicted in a second-instance trial for sexual assault, marking the first final conviction in a Greek #MeToo case and offering a glimmer of hope for survivors while highlighting persistent systemic challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Women's Football Team: From Subpar Conditions to Luxurious Facilities
The Spanish women's football team's experience highlights the dramatic improvement in their training and living conditions between the 2022 Euros (Marlow, England) and the 2024 Euros (Lausanne, Switzerland), after facing poor conditions in the 2023 World Cup (Palmerston North, New Zealand), showcasi...
Spanish Women's Football Team: From Subpar Conditions to Luxurious Facilities
The Spanish women's football team's experience highlights the dramatic improvement in their training and living conditions between the 2022 Euros (Marlow, England) and the 2024 Euros (Lausanne, Switzerland), after facing poor conditions in the 2023 World Cup (Palmerston North, New Zealand), showcasi...
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52% Bias Score
Naval Academy's First Female Leader Reassigned
The first woman to lead the US Naval Academy, Yvette Davids, is being replaced by a Marine Corps general, Michael Borgschulte, a decision by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that has drawn criticism given his past statements against women in combat roles.
Naval Academy's First Female Leader Reassigned
The first woman to lead the US Naval Academy, Yvette Davids, is being replaced by a Marine Corps general, Michael Borgschulte, a decision by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that has drawn criticism given his past statements against women in combat roles.
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60% Bias Score
Femicide in Netherlands: Woman Killed by Ex-Husband Despite Safe House Protection
In Gouda, Netherlands, Joeweela, 39, was murdered by her ex-husband, Driekus K., who then committed suicide; this exemplifies the ongoing problem of femicide in the Netherlands, where a woman is killed every eight days, often by a partner.
Femicide in Netherlands: Woman Killed by Ex-Husband Despite Safe House Protection
In Gouda, Netherlands, Joeweela, 39, was murdered by her ex-husband, Driekus K., who then committed suicide; this exemplifies the ongoing problem of femicide in the Netherlands, where a woman is killed every eight days, often by a partner.
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36% Bias Score
UNICEF Tackles Global Digital Skills Gap Through Public-Private Partnerships
UNICEF and private sector partners are combating a global digital skills gap, particularly impacting girls, by providing digital, entrepreneurial, and AI skills training to youth in low- and middle-income countries, aiming to empower them as innovators and leaders; programs such as Yoma and Skills4G...
UNICEF Tackles Global Digital Skills Gap Through Public-Private Partnerships
UNICEF and private sector partners are combating a global digital skills gap, particularly impacting girls, by providing digital, entrepreneurial, and AI skills training to youth in low- and middle-income countries, aiming to empower them as innovators and leaders; programs such as Yoma and Skills4G...
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48% Bias Score
Italy's Women's Football Team Reaches Quarter-Finals After 12-Year Absence
Italy's women's national football team advanced to the quarter-finals of the European Championship for the first time in 12 years, prompting an emotional celebration by their coach and raising hopes for a lasting cultural shift in Italian women's football.
Italy's Women's Football Team Reaches Quarter-Finals After 12-Year Absence
Italy's women's national football team advanced to the quarter-finals of the European Championship for the first time in 12 years, prompting an emotional celebration by their coach and raising hopes for a lasting cultural shift in Italian women's football.
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52% Bias Score
Lionesses' Euro 2025 Quarter-Final: A Legacy Forged From Humble Beginnings
England's Lionesses are set for their sixth consecutive Women's European Championship quarter-final, a far cry from their first international match in 1972, played in borrowed men's kits and without any funding, highlighting the incredible progress made in women's football since then.
Lionesses' Euro 2025 Quarter-Final: A Legacy Forged From Humble Beginnings
England's Lionesses are set for their sixth consecutive Women's European Championship quarter-final, a far cry from their first international match in 1972, played in borrowed men's kits and without any funding, highlighting the incredible progress made in women's football since then.
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36% Bias Score
Next-Gen Women Reshape Canadian Family Businesses
Elyce Simpson, president of Simpson Seeds Inc., a Saskatchewan-based pulse crop processor and exporter, implemented a new governance structure, launched a new ingredients business, and divested a grain terminal within four years of taking over the family business, showcasing successful modernization...
Next-Gen Women Reshape Canadian Family Businesses
Elyce Simpson, president of Simpson Seeds Inc., a Saskatchewan-based pulse crop processor and exporter, implemented a new governance structure, launched a new ingredients business, and divested a grain terminal within four years of taking over the family business, showcasing successful modernization...
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12% Bias Score
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