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The Uninvited Invitational Expands, Showcases Growth of Women's Snowboarding
Jess Kimura's The Uninvited Invitational, a snowboarding competition for women and non-binary athletes, expanded from a $40,000 prize purse and 65 riders in 2023 to $60,000 and 75 riders in 2025, showcasing Kimura's dedication to increasing opportunities for women in snowboarding and fostering a sup...
The Uninvited Invitational Expands, Showcases Growth of Women's Snowboarding
Jess Kimura's The Uninvited Invitational, a snowboarding competition for women and non-binary athletes, expanded from a $40,000 prize purse and 65 riders in 2023 to $60,000 and 75 riders in 2025, showcasing Kimura's dedication to increasing opportunities for women in snowboarding and fostering a sup...
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Pope Francis's Legacy: A Progressive Voice in a Conservative Church
Pope Francis, who died at 88, was known for his progressive views on women's rights and LGBTQ+ issues, advocating for greater inclusion within the Catholic Church, despite facing institutional constraints.
Pope Francis's Legacy: A Progressive Voice in a Conservative Church
Pope Francis, who died at 88, was known for his progressive views on women's rights and LGBTQ+ issues, advocating for greater inclusion within the Catholic Church, despite facing institutional constraints.
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Declining Birth Rate in Colombia Reflects Shifting Societal Norms
Colombia's birth rate has fallen for seven consecutive years, reaching a record low of under 500,000 first-time births in 2024. This reflects increased female autonomy, access to contraceptives, and sex education in schools, challenging traditional norms around motherhood.
Declining Birth Rate in Colombia Reflects Shifting Societal Norms
Colombia's birth rate has fallen for seven consecutive years, reaching a record low of under 500,000 first-time births in 2024. This reflects increased female autonomy, access to contraceptives, and sex education in schools, challenging traditional norms around motherhood.
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Robotic Dog Automates Data Collection for Berlin Construction Firm
A Berlin construction company, LAT, uses a robotic dog equipped with cameras and sensors to automatically document high-voltage cable installations along railway lines, addressing labor shortages and improving efficiency.
Robotic Dog Automates Data Collection for Berlin Construction Firm
A Berlin construction company, LAT, uses a robotic dog equipped with cameras and sensors to automatically document high-voltage cable installations along railway lines, addressing labor shortages and improving efficiency.
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Women Dominate 2025's Highest-Paying Careers
Resume Genius's 2025 report reveals that women are excelling in high-paying fields like nurse anesthetist ($197,523 median salary, 55% women) and pharmacist ($128,132, 57% women), challenging historical gender inequalities.
Women Dominate 2025's Highest-Paying Careers
Resume Genius's 2025 report reveals that women are excelling in high-paying fields like nurse anesthetist ($197,523 median salary, 55% women) and pharmacist ($128,132, 57% women), challenging historical gender inequalities.
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UK Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Transgender Rights Protests
The UK Supreme Court's ruling prioritizing biological sex in equality law led to protests over its impact on transgender women's rights and access to services, generating debate about legal protections and gender identity.
UK Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Transgender Rights Protests
The UK Supreme Court's ruling prioritizing biological sex in equality law led to protests over its impact on transgender women's rights and access to services, generating debate about legal protections and gender identity.
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US Army Implements Sex-Neutral Fitness Test, Raising Concerns About Women in Combat
The US Army implemented a sex-neutral fitness test for combat roles starting June 1st, 2024, raising the standards for women significantly and potentially reducing their numbers in combat positions, despite contradicting previous research.
US Army Implements Sex-Neutral Fitness Test, Raising Concerns About Women in Combat
The US Army implemented a sex-neutral fitness test for combat roles starting June 1st, 2024, raising the standards for women significantly and potentially reducing their numbers in combat positions, despite contradicting previous research.
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Iranian Women's Basketball Team Qualifies for Asian Cup Second Division
The Iranian women's national basketball team qualified for the second division of the Asian Cup after winning against Syria (65-55) and Jordan (88-70) in the West Asian qualifiers, marking a return to international competition following a 35-year absence due to post-revolution restrictions.
Iranian Women's Basketball Team Qualifies for Asian Cup Second Division
The Iranian women's national basketball team qualified for the second division of the Asian Cup after winning against Syria (65-55) and Jordan (88-70) in the West Asian qualifiers, marking a return to international competition following a 35-year absence due to post-revolution restrictions.
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Delhi's Only Female Pigeon Keeper Defies Tradition
Shaheen Parveen, Delhi's only female pigeon keeper, defies tradition in the male-dominated sport of kabootarbazi, earning respect through her skill and winning a major local race, challenging gender roles and showcasing a unique cultural heritage.
Delhi's Only Female Pigeon Keeper Defies Tradition
Shaheen Parveen, Delhi's only female pigeon keeper, defies tradition in the male-dominated sport of kabootarbazi, earning respect through her skill and winning a major local race, challenging gender roles and showcasing a unique cultural heritage.
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81 Years of Women's Suffrage in France: A Delayed but Significant Victory
Eighty-one years ago, on April 21, 1944, French women gained the right to vote, a milestone achieved after decades of activism and following the examples of countries like New Zealand (1893), Finland (1906), and Uruguay (1917).
81 Years of Women's Suffrage in France: A Delayed but Significant Victory
Eighty-one years ago, on April 21, 1944, French women gained the right to vote, a milestone achieved after decades of activism and following the examples of countries like New Zealand (1893), Finland (1906), and Uruguay (1917).
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Robotic Dog Solves Documentation Challenges in German Construction
Larissa Zeichhardt's Berlin-based construction company, LAT, uses a robotic dog equipped with cameras and sensors to document the location of high-voltage cables laid along railway tracks, solving the problem of employees' reluctance to document their work after shifts and preventing cable damage.
Robotic Dog Solves Documentation Challenges in German Construction
Larissa Zeichhardt's Berlin-based construction company, LAT, uses a robotic dog equipped with cameras and sensors to document the location of high-voltage cables laid along railway tracks, solving the problem of employees' reluctance to document their work after shifts and preventing cable damage.
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Patagonian Women's Crucial Role in Shellfish Harvesting Amidst Gender Inequality
In Patagonia, women are vital to shellfish harvesting, despite facing gender inequality, harsh conditions, and a wage gap of 25% compared to men, highlighting their often-unseen contributions to the region's economy.
Patagonian Women's Crucial Role in Shellfish Harvesting Amidst Gender Inequality
In Patagonia, women are vital to shellfish harvesting, despite facing gender inequality, harsh conditions, and a wage gap of 25% compared to men, highlighting their often-unseen contributions to the region's economy.
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24% Bias Score
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