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Q&A with Rachel Louise Snyder, author of ‘What We’ve Lost is Nothing’
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Pop Rivets: Female Sexuality as Comedic Relief
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Why Are We So Invested In The Private Lives of Celebrities?
Chances are, Ryan Gosling doesn’t care if you’re #salty. by Giselle Defares Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes are expecting their first […]
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Women and Words: Vol. 9: I Must Confess
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Lupita Nyong’o’s recent Vogue cover shoot could have been so much more. by Nicole Garner It was the damn cobra that […]
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‘Busted’, to Star Sarah Jessica Parker, Could Redeem Female Journalist TV Tropes
‘Busted’ could shatter stereotypes of female journalists on the small screen. by Andrea Kszystyniak and Kaylen Ralph Sarah Jessica Parker is […]
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Story of a Startup: HelloFlo
How one entrepreneur turned her passion for women’s health into a successful business with a viral marketing campaign. by Paige Pritchard […]
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Pop Rivets: Free The Nipple
Laws in place to cover women’s breasts are starting to slip thanks to a celebrity-driven campaign. by Ashley Canino Those of […]
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