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Actresses Spearhead Feminist Movement in 2015
In 2015, several high-profile actresses, including Emma Watson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Amal Clooney, publicly championed feminist causes, raising awareness about gender inequality in Hollywood and beyond, prompting discussions and inspiring activism.
Actresses Spearhead Feminist Movement in 2015
In 2015, several high-profile actresses, including Emma Watson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Amal Clooney, publicly championed feminist causes, raising awareness about gender inequality in Hollywood and beyond, prompting discussions and inspiring activism.
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44% Bias Score
Kosovo Forum Emphasizes Women's Role in Peacebuilding
The third International Forum for Women, Peace, and Security, held in Kosovo with 45 delegates, aims to strengthen women's roles in decision-making, focusing on their contributions to peacebuilding and promoting the Women, Peace, and Security agenda.
Kosovo Forum Emphasizes Women's Role in Peacebuilding
The third International Forum for Women, Peace, and Security, held in Kosovo with 45 delegates, aims to strengthen women's roles in decision-making, focusing on their contributions to peacebuilding and promoting the Women, Peace, and Security agenda.
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32% Bias Score
Transgender Athlete Wins Medals Amidst National Controversy
Transgender teenager AB Hernandez won multiple medals at the California CIF track-and-field finals despite facing national criticism and threats of defunding from President Trump; a new CIF rule created co-winners in affected events, prompting a Title IX investigation.
Transgender Athlete Wins Medals Amidst National Controversy
Transgender teenager AB Hernandez won multiple medals at the California CIF track-and-field finals despite facing national criticism and threats of defunding from President Trump; a new CIF rule created co-winners in affected events, prompting a Title IX investigation.
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68% Bias Score
Parenthood and Well-being in Europe: A Cross-National Study
A University of Cologne study of over 43,000 people across 30 European countries reveals that having children increases a sense of meaning in life but decreases overall life satisfaction, with Scandinavian countries showing the least disparity and Germany needing improved family support.
Parenthood and Well-being in Europe: A Cross-National Study
A University of Cologne study of over 43,000 people across 30 European countries reveals that having children increases a sense of meaning in life but decreases overall life satisfaction, with Scandinavian countries showing the least disparity and Germany needing improved family support.
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44% Bias Score
Muluneh's "Necessity of Seeing": A Photographic Exploration of UK Society
Aïda Muluneh's "The Necessity of Seeing" is a 22-image photography series created during a month-long UK road trip for the UK City of Culture program, exploring themes of gender, labor, religion, and diaspora, connecting historical and contemporary struggles within Bradford, Belfast, Cardiff, and Gl...
Muluneh's "Necessity of Seeing": A Photographic Exploration of UK Society
Aïda Muluneh's "The Necessity of Seeing" is a 22-image photography series created during a month-long UK road trip for the UK City of Culture program, exploring themes of gender, labor, religion, and diaspora, connecting historical and contemporary struggles within Bradford, Belfast, Cardiff, and Gl...
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20% Bias Score
Father Advocates for Men's Role in Menstrual Education
Cristobal Somarriva Quezada, a father of three and Softys executive, wrote an open letter advocating for fathers' involvement in menstrual education, highlighting the global lack of adequate resources and support for girls experiencing menstruation, and emphasizing the importance of open conversatio...
Father Advocates for Men's Role in Menstrual Education
Cristobal Somarriva Quezada, a father of three and Softys executive, wrote an open letter advocating for fathers' involvement in menstrual education, highlighting the global lack of adequate resources and support for girls experiencing menstruation, and emphasizing the importance of open conversatio...
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24% Bias Score
Susan Brownmiller's "Against Our Will": A Legacy of Controversy and Reform
Susan Brownmiller, who died aged 90, published the highly influential book "Against Our Will" in 1975, which redefined rape as a political act of male dominance, influencing legal changes and sparking considerable debate.
Susan Brownmiller's "Against Our Will": A Legacy of Controversy and Reform
Susan Brownmiller, who died aged 90, published the highly influential book "Against Our Will" in 1975, which redefined rape as a political act of male dominance, influencing legal changes and sparking considerable debate.
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40% Bias Score
Scotland Debates Criminalizing Purchase of Sex: Safety Concerns for Sex Workers
A Scottish bill proposes to criminalize paying for sex, mirroring the "Nordic model," aiming to reduce demand and protect sex workers, although concerns remain about the impact on their safety and ability to screen clients.
Scotland Debates Criminalizing Purchase of Sex: Safety Concerns for Sex Workers
A Scottish bill proposes to criminalize paying for sex, mirroring the "Nordic model," aiming to reduce demand and protect sex workers, although concerns remain about the impact on their safety and ability to screen clients.
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60% Bias Score
Spousal Emotional Intelligence Boosts Employee Workplace Performance
A new study reveals employees with emotionally intelligent spouses report better workplace relationships, enhanced emotional management, and increased resilience, challenging the notion that personal life negatively affects professional success.
Spousal Emotional Intelligence Boosts Employee Workplace Performance
A new study reveals employees with emotionally intelligent spouses report better workplace relationships, enhanced emotional management, and increased resilience, challenging the notion that personal life negatively affects professional success.
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32% Bias Score
Pakistan Bans Child Marriage Despite Islamic Council Opposition
Pakistan's new law criminalizes child marriage, imposing a seven-year prison sentence and a fine on adults cohabiting with minors; however, the Council of Islamic Ideology opposes it, citing incompatibility with Islamic injunctions.
Pakistan Bans Child Marriage Despite Islamic Council Opposition
Pakistan's new law criminalizes child marriage, imposing a seven-year prison sentence and a fine on adults cohabiting with minors; however, the Council of Islamic Ideology opposes it, citing incompatibility with Islamic injunctions.
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52% Bias Score
IDF Halts Women's Combat Driver Training Program
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) temporarily halted a six-month pilot program training women as combat drivers due to concerns about their physical fitness levels, despite strong professional performance. A revised program is planned for next year.
IDF Halts Women's Combat Driver Training Program
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) temporarily halted a six-month pilot program training women as combat drivers due to concerns about their physical fitness levels, despite strong professional performance. A revised program is planned for next year.
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48% Bias Score
Serena Williams Awarded Princess of Asturias Award for Sports
Serena Williams, a 43-year-old American tennis player, won the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports 2024 for her 73 titles, including 23 Grand Slams and four Olympic golds, and her advocacy for gender equality, overcoming racism and sexism throughout her career.
Serena Williams Awarded Princess of Asturias Award for Sports
Serena Williams, a 43-year-old American tennis player, won the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports 2024 for her 73 titles, including 23 Grand Slams and four Olympic golds, and her advocacy for gender equality, overcoming racism and sexism throughout her career.
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40% Bias Score
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