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The Double Standard of Female Appearance in the Media
The recent scrutiny of Kate Middleton's hair color, Lula's comment on a minister's appearance, and Nelly Furtado's body image highlight the double standard women face in the media, impacting their self-perception and career prospects.
The Double Standard of Female Appearance in the Media
The recent scrutiny of Kate Middleton's hair color, Lula's comment on a minister's appearance, and Nelly Furtado's body image highlight the double standard women face in the media, impacting their self-perception and career prospects.
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28% Bias Score
US$100 Million Partnership to Revolutionize Women's Health Research
Melinda French Gates and Regina Dugan launch a US$100 million joint initiative to fund women's health research and development, addressing long-neglected conditions and aiming to close the gender health gap.
US$100 Million Partnership to Revolutionize Women's Health Research
Melinda French Gates and Regina Dugan launch a US$100 million joint initiative to fund women's health research and development, addressing long-neglected conditions and aiming to close the gender health gap.
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48% Bias Score
Violence Against Women Journalists in Mexico: A Persistent Crisis
Despite a female president and a declared commitment to feminism, violence against women journalists in Mexico has increased by 117 percent since the previous administration, according to a CIMAC study, highlighting the persistence of systemic issues.
Violence Against Women Journalists in Mexico: A Persistent Crisis
Despite a female president and a declared commitment to feminism, violence against women journalists in Mexico has increased by 117 percent since the previous administration, according to a CIMAC study, highlighting the persistence of systemic issues.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Misperception of Income Inequality Hinders Effective Policy
A report reveals Australians drastically underestimate income inequality, with CEO pay 103 times the average salary, not 7.1 times as believed; this misperception, also seen in the UK and US, hinders effective policy and social cohesion; Australia's income inequality is at a record high.
Australia's Misperception of Income Inequality Hinders Effective Policy
A report reveals Australians drastically underestimate income inequality, with CEO pay 103 times the average salary, not 7.1 times as believed; this misperception, also seen in the UK and US, hinders effective policy and social cohesion; Australia's income inequality is at a record high.
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44% Bias Score
Dating App Hack Exposes 70,000 Women to Online Harassment
A dating app designed to vet men was hacked, exposing over 70,000 images of female users, leading to online harassment and safety concerns; the app's owner is facing lawsuits, and the incident reveals broader issues of gender inequality and online safety.
Dating App Hack Exposes 70,000 Women to Online Harassment
A dating app designed to vet men was hacked, exposing over 70,000 images of female users, leading to online harassment and safety concerns; the app's owner is facing lawsuits, and the incident reveals broader issues of gender inequality and online safety.
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56% Bias Score
Maternal Burnout: A Societal Failure
An Australian mother describes her experience of severe burnout from motherhood, connecting her personal struggles to broader societal issues and systemic failures in supporting mothers, leading to declining birth rates and insufficient caregivers for the future.
Maternal Burnout: A Societal Failure
An Australian mother describes her experience of severe burnout from motherhood, connecting her personal struggles to broader societal issues and systemic failures in supporting mothers, leading to declining birth rates and insufficient caregivers for the future.
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60% Bias Score
Lori Province Women's Rights and Opportunities Remain Unfulfilled
A survey of 425 women across six communities in Lori Province, Armenia, reveals widespread unrealized rights and opportunities, despite women comprising 53% of the population and exhibiting higher education levels than men.
Lori Province Women's Rights and Opportunities Remain Unfulfilled
A survey of 425 women across six communities in Lori Province, Armenia, reveals widespread unrealized rights and opportunities, despite women comprising 53% of the population and exhibiting higher education levels than men.
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20% Bias Score
Women in Art: A History of Discrimination and Resistance
For centuries, women artists faced systemic discrimination, but their resilience and creativity led to groundbreaking works challenging societal norms and gender roles.
Women in Art: A History of Discrimination and Resistance
For centuries, women artists faced systemic discrimination, but their resilience and creativity led to groundbreaking works challenging societal norms and gender roles.
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52% Bias Score
Lisa Murder Spurs Dutch Campaign for Women's Safety
The murder of 17-year-old Lisa in Abcoude, Netherlands, prompted a national discussion on women's safety, leading to the "Wij eisen de nacht op" campaign which raised €500,000 in a week for initiatives to improve women's safety and security.
Lisa Murder Spurs Dutch Campaign for Women's Safety
The murder of 17-year-old Lisa in Abcoude, Netherlands, prompted a national discussion on women's safety, leading to the "Wij eisen de nacht op" campaign which raised €500,000 in a week for initiatives to improve women's safety and security.
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44% Bias Score
Celebrity Abuse Allegations Spark Turkish Exposés
Recent media praised Brad Pitt despite domestic violence accusations by Angelina Jolie, while Turkish actress Doğa Lara Akkaya exposed Tayanç Ayaydın's on-set abuse, sparking a wave of exposés against powerful men in the entertainment industry, challenging the established narrative and advocating fo...
Celebrity Abuse Allegations Spark Turkish Exposés
Recent media praised Brad Pitt despite domestic violence accusations by Angelina Jolie, while Turkish actress Doğa Lara Akkaya exposed Tayanç Ayaydın's on-set abuse, sparking a wave of exposés against powerful men in the entertainment industry, challenging the established narrative and advocating fo...
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68% Bias Score
Women's Equality Day: Progress and Persistent Barriers to Voting Rights
Women's Equality Day (August 26th) marks the 19th Amendment's passage in 1920, granting some women suffrage; however, systemic barriers and modern-day voting restrictions threaten equal access to voting rights in 2025.
Women's Equality Day: Progress and Persistent Barriers to Voting Rights
Women's Equality Day (August 26th) marks the 19th Amendment's passage in 1920, granting some women suffrage; however, systemic barriers and modern-day voting restrictions threaten equal access to voting rights in 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Hungarian Village Mass Poisoning: Midwife's Role in 50+ Deaths
In the Hungarian village of Nagyrev, between 1911 and 1929, over 50 men were murdered by their wives using arsenic provided by the midwife, Zsuzsanna Fazekas, who was later found dead from arsenic poisoning herself. The case, discovered after an unusually high number of deaths in the village cemeter...
Hungarian Village Mass Poisoning: Midwife's Role in 50+ Deaths
In the Hungarian village of Nagyrev, between 1911 and 1929, over 50 men were murdered by their wives using arsenic provided by the midwife, Zsuzsanna Fazekas, who was later found dead from arsenic poisoning herself. The case, discovered after an unusually high number of deaths in the village cemeter...
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32% Bias Score
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