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Online Harassment Campaign Targets Halle Bailey After Domestic Violence Restraining Order
Singer Halle Bailey obtained a restraining order against YouTuber DDG for alleged physical, verbal, and financial abuse, prompting a large-scale online campaign by DDG's fans to discredit Bailey, a pattern observed in similar cases involving Amber Heard and Jennifer Hough.
Online Harassment Campaign Targets Halle Bailey After Domestic Violence Restraining Order
Singer Halle Bailey obtained a restraining order against YouTuber DDG for alleged physical, verbal, and financial abuse, prompting a large-scale online campaign by DDG's fans to discredit Bailey, a pattern observed in similar cases involving Amber Heard and Jennifer Hough.
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48% Bias Score
Attractiveness and Earning Potential: A 2025 Workplace Survey
A 2025 StandOut CV survey found that people rating themselves as extremely attractive earned $19,945 more yearly than those rating themselves as unattractive; 71% of CEOs rated their attractiveness a 9 or 10 out of 10.
Attractiveness and Earning Potential: A 2025 Workplace Survey
A 2025 StandOut CV survey found that people rating themselves as extremely attractive earned $19,945 more yearly than those rating themselves as unattractive; 71% of CEOs rated their attractiveness a 9 or 10 out of 10.
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60% Bias Score
Record High Suicides Among Young Dutch Women in 2024
In 2024, suicides in the Netherlands remained stable at 1,849, but saw a record high of 117 suicides among women aged 10-30; suicide is the leading cause of death among Dutch teenagers, exceeding traffic accidents.
Record High Suicides Among Young Dutch Women in 2024
In 2024, suicides in the Netherlands remained stable at 1,849, but saw a record high of 117 suicides among women aged 10-30; suicide is the leading cause of death among Dutch teenagers, exceeding traffic accidents.
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44% Bias Score
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi won the 2023 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of 12 short stories in Kannada translated into English, depicting the lives and struggles of women in South India, marking a first for both the language and the short story format.
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi won the 2023 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of 12 short stories in Kannada translated into English, depicting the lives and struggles of women in South India, marking a first for both the language and the short story format.
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24% Bias Score
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
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16% Bias Score
Influencers Murdered in Similar Attacks Highlight Domestic Violence Issue
Two female influencers, María José Estupiñán in Colombia and Valeria Márquez in Mexico, were murdered in similar ways by delivery people delivering gifts, highlighting a pattern of violence against women and systemic failures to protect them despite legal measures.
Influencers Murdered in Similar Attacks Highlight Domestic Violence Issue
Two female influencers, María José Estupiñán in Colombia and Valeria Márquez in Mexico, were murdered in similar ways by delivery people delivering gifts, highlighting a pattern of violence against women and systemic failures to protect them despite legal measures.
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56% Bias Score
European Youth Divided: Gendered Political Polarization
A French study analyzing two decades of European Social Survey data reveals a growing political divide among young people, with women leaning left and men leaning right, a trend particularly pronounced in France due to factors like increased dissatisfaction among women and rising distrust among men.
European Youth Divided: Gendered Political Polarization
A French study analyzing two decades of European Social Survey data reveals a growing political divide among young people, with women leaning left and men leaning right, a trend particularly pronounced in France due to factors like increased dissatisfaction among women and rising distrust among men.
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44% Bias Score
Rise in Suicides Among Young Women in the Netherlands
The number of suicides among women under 30 in the Netherlands increased to a record high last year, with 117 more than the previous year, while the overall suicide rate remained stable. This increase is linked to mental health issues, difficulty accessing care, and the negative influence of social ...
Rise in Suicides Among Young Women in the Netherlands
The number of suicides among women under 30 in the Netherlands increased to a record high last year, with 117 more than the previous year, while the overall suicide rate remained stable. This increase is linked to mental health issues, difficulty accessing care, and the negative influence of social ...
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32% Bias Score
Murder Conviction Appealed Amidst Claims of Domestic Abuse
Julie Ann McIlwaine's 12-year murder conviction for stabbing her abusive partner, James Joseph Crossley, on March 2, 2022, is being appealed, with her sister arguing that a loss of control defense should have been accepted due to the domestic abuse in their relationship.
Murder Conviction Appealed Amidst Claims of Domestic Abuse
Julie Ann McIlwaine's 12-year murder conviction for stabbing her abusive partner, James Joseph Crossley, on March 2, 2022, is being appealed, with her sister arguing that a loss of control defense should have been accepted due to the domestic abuse in their relationship.
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60% Bias Score
Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Translated Short Stories
Banu Mushtaq, a 77-year-old Indian author from Karnataka, won the £50,000 International Booker Prize for her translated short story collection depicting the lives of women in South India's Muslim communities, making her only the second Indian author to receive this award and the first Kannada-langua...
Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Translated Short Stories
Banu Mushtaq, a 77-year-old Indian author from Karnataka, won the £50,000 International Booker Prize for her translated short story collection depicting the lives of women in South India's Muslim communities, making her only the second Indian author to receive this award and the first Kannada-langua...
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24% Bias Score
2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index Reveals Stark Contrasts in European LGBTQ+ Rights
The 2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index ranks Malta, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, and Spain highest for LGBTQ+ rights, while Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria lag, revealing a concerning global backlash against LGBTQ+ rights masked as tradition defense, as highlighted by Hungary's Pride ban and the UK's court ...
2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index Reveals Stark Contrasts in European LGBTQ+ Rights
The 2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index ranks Malta, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, and Spain highest for LGBTQ+ rights, while Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria lag, revealing a concerning global backlash against LGBTQ+ rights masked as tradition defense, as highlighted by Hungary's Pride ban and the UK's court ...
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32% Bias Score
In-Work Poverty in Spain: 17.1% of Families with Children Affected
A Save the Children report reveals that 17.1% of Spanish families with children and at least one working parent are in in-work poverty, with higher rates for single-parent (32%) and large families (35.5%), due to factors like part-time work, low wages, and lack of family support, disproportionately ...
In-Work Poverty in Spain: 17.1% of Families with Children Affected
A Save the Children report reveals that 17.1% of Spanish families with children and at least one working parent are in in-work poverty, with higher rates for single-parent (32%) and large families (35.5%), due to factors like part-time work, low wages, and lack of family support, disproportionately ...
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56% Bias Score
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