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WWII "Rosies" Honored with Congressional Gold Medals
In New Orleans, eighteen women who worked as "Rosies" in WWII defense industries during the war received Congressional Gold Medals at the National World War II Museum; their service challenged gender roles and impacted the American labor landscape, a legacy the museum is working to preserve through ...
WWII "Rosies" Honored with Congressional Gold Medals
In New Orleans, eighteen women who worked as "Rosies" in WWII defense industries during the war received Congressional Gold Medals at the National World War II Museum; their service challenged gender roles and impacted the American labor landscape, a legacy the museum is working to preserve through ...
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32% Bias Score


Dani Alves Acquitted of Rape Charges in Spanish Appeal
The Catalan High Court acquitted former footballer Dani Alves of rape charges, citing inconsistencies between the victim's testimony and video evidence showing her voluntarily entering a private area with Alves at a Barcelona nightclub on New Year's Eve 2022, despite uncertainty about subsequent con...
Dani Alves Acquitted of Rape Charges in Spanish Appeal
The Catalan High Court acquitted former footballer Dani Alves of rape charges, citing inconsistencies between the victim's testimony and video evidence showing her voluntarily entering a private area with Alves at a Barcelona nightclub on New Year's Eve 2022, despite uncertainty about subsequent con...
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68% Bias Score


Women in Music: 2000-2024
From 2000 to 2024, female artists navigated technological shifts (Napster, YouTube), reality TV's impact (American Idol), and the political fallout of outspokenness (The Chicks), illustrating evolving industry dynamics and challenges.
Women in Music: 2000-2024
From 2000 to 2024, female artists navigated technological shifts (Napster, YouTube), reality TV's impact (American Idol), and the political fallout of outspokenness (The Chicks), illustrating evolving industry dynamics and challenges.
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20% Bias Score


Pakistan's Roshni Baji Program Empowers Women Electricians
In Karachi, Pakistan, the Roshni Baji program has trained 200 women as electricians, addressing the gender imbalance in the energy sector and improving safety in underserved communities, as exemplified by Nazia Seher who now works for K-Electric and provides additional electrical services.
Pakistan's Roshni Baji Program Empowers Women Electricians
In Karachi, Pakistan, the Roshni Baji program has trained 200 women as electricians, addressing the gender imbalance in the energy sector and improving safety in underserved communities, as exemplified by Nazia Seher who now works for K-Electric and provides additional electrical services.
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36% Bias Score


Israel Tackles Water, Wellness, Regional Imbalance, and Gender Inequality
A panel discussion in Israel addressed water challenges (solved by 95% efficient desalination), employee wellness (via a health app), Negev development, and gender equality in leadership, highlighting innovative solutions and future challenges.
Israel Tackles Water, Wellness, Regional Imbalance, and Gender Inequality
A panel discussion in Israel addressed water challenges (solved by 95% efficient desalination), employee wellness (via a health app), Negev development, and gender equality in leadership, highlighting innovative solutions and future challenges.
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48% Bias Score


High Atlas Foundation Empowers Moroccan Women, Transforming Communities
The High Atlas Foundation, a Moroccan nonprofit, empowers women through workshops and income-generating projects, improving lives and fostering community development; 3,000 women have participated since 2016, with some earning $150/month from initiatives like producing 1.4 million biodegradable tree...
High Atlas Foundation Empowers Moroccan Women, Transforming Communities
The High Atlas Foundation, a Moroccan nonprofit, empowers women through workshops and income-generating projects, improving lives and fostering community development; 3,000 women have participated since 2016, with some earning $150/month from initiatives like producing 1.4 million biodegradable tree...
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48% Bias Score

England to Offer Free Emergency Contraception in All Pharmacies
England will make emergency contraception free at all pharmacies nationwide later this year to address regional disparities in access and reduce pressure on general practitioners, aligning with similar policies already in place across other UK regions for up to 17 years.

England to Offer Free Emergency Contraception in All Pharmacies
England will make emergency contraception free at all pharmacies nationwide later this year to address regional disparities in access and reduce pressure on general practitioners, aligning with similar policies already in place across other UK regions for up to 17 years.
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44% Bias Score

Pentagon to Review Military Fitness Standards
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth initiated a review of military fitness and appearance standards on March 12th, potentially impacting recruitment, retention, and gender equity in the armed forces, following concerns about standards being lowered to accommodate women in combat roles.

Pentagon to Review Military Fitness Standards
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth initiated a review of military fitness and appearance standards on March 12th, potentially impacting recruitment, retention, and gender equity in the armed forces, following concerns about standards being lowered to accommodate women in combat roles.
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64% Bias Score

Jersey Shore Wave Joins Women's Football League
The Women's National Football Conference (WNFC) starts its sixth season with the addition of the Jersey Shore Wave, a team of 50 women from diverse backgrounds who balance their football careers with other jobs, kicking off their season against the Chicago Winds.

Jersey Shore Wave Joins Women's Football League
The Women's National Football Conference (WNFC) starts its sixth season with the addition of the Jersey Shore Wave, a team of 50 women from diverse backgrounds who balance their football careers with other jobs, kicking off their season against the Chicago Winds.
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16% Bias Score

Life Sentence for Femicide in Mérignac Highlights Police Failures
Mounir Boutaa was sentenced to life imprisonment for the 2019 femicide of his wife, Chahinez Daoud, in Mérignac, France; police mishandling of prior complaints led to policy changes regarding the automatic dismissal of officers convicted of domestic violence.

Life Sentence for Femicide in Mérignac Highlights Police Failures
Mounir Boutaa was sentenced to life imprisonment for the 2019 femicide of his wife, Chahinez Daoud, in Mérignac, France; police mishandling of prior complaints led to policy changes regarding the automatic dismissal of officers convicted of domestic violence.
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52% Bias Score

Spanish Women's Ongoing Fight for Equality: From Franco's Regime to the Present
This article recounts the struggles of Spanish women for equality from the Franco era to the present, highlighting the ongoing fight against sexism and other intersecting forms of oppression, marked by the recent recognition of past feminist protests as a 'Place of Democratic Memory'.

Spanish Women's Ongoing Fight for Equality: From Franco's Regime to the Present
This article recounts the struggles of Spanish women for equality from the Franco era to the present, highlighting the ongoing fight against sexism and other intersecting forms of oppression, marked by the recent recognition of past feminist protests as a 'Place of Democratic Memory'.
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16% Bias Score

Zimbabwean Olympian Kirsty Coventry Elected First Female IOC Head
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old Zimbabwean Olympian and current Sports and Youth Minister, was elected as the first female head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 130 years, following a period with 276 reported discrimination cases in Italian sports (2021-March 19, 2024).

Zimbabwean Olympian Kirsty Coventry Elected First Female IOC Head
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old Zimbabwean Olympian and current Sports and Youth Minister, was elected as the first female head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 130 years, following a period with 276 reported discrimination cases in Italian sports (2021-March 19, 2024).
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56% Bias Score
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