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778 days ago
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Yarn, graffiti, mother yarn bombing, knitting, children, teenagers, creativity, artist, women, inspiration
Magda Sayeg has changed the worlds of graffiti and knitting with a women’s sensibility. The Austin mother of three is credited with starting yearn bombing aka knit graffiti. She has covered everythin
785 days ago
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Latina, bullfight, matadora, woman, brave, vulnerable, aspirations, heroine, leadership, courage, inspiration
In the ring, the 32 year old Mayan Princes moves like a dancer and fights like a man. Lupita Lopez is a Matadora, a female bullfighter. You may not approve of bullfights (those fought in the U.S. are
797 days ago
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acceptance, women, armed forces, combat, recognition, accomplishment, WASP, pilots, unsung heroines, equality, inspiration, leadership, recognition
Women’s military service extends to a wide range of capacities, even in combat areas. Many have lost their lives, limbs, even been recognized as heroines. Yet, only one woman – Ann Dunwoody – has bee
810 days ago
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women, prostitution, teenager, father, uncle, abuse, underage sex, laws, Italy, consent, injustice, disparity, Berlusconi, controversy, child, rape
When I read about Italy’s Prime Minister and his exploits with a 16-year-old girl I questioned why cavorting with a teenager wasn’t considered rape. Aren’t there laws protecting minors in Italy? At le
818 days ago
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women, sex, gender, social construction, potential, challenge, baseball, football, Oakland A’s, NFL, Coco Crisp, opportunity, intolerance, barriers, Super Bowl, inspiration, leadership, equality
So what’s the difference between sex and gender? Plenty! Sex is about the biological makeup of a person. Gender is something all together different. Gender is a social construction. Gender is a barri
839 days ago
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Breast cancer, survivors, Nobel Circle Project, courage, healing, wellness, inspiration, women, retreat, comfort
It’s a safe place. A circle where women can come to release buried emotions. Where they find comfort in the arms of others. What is this magical place? It’s the Nobel Circle Project. Eight breast can
848 days ago
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President, Philippines, Pilipino, Navy, doctor, physician, woman, White House, marriage, divorce, Clinton, Bush, medical care, challenges, motherhood
Think your 24-hr, 365-day a year job as nurse-maid to your family is tough? How’d you like it if those you cared for would avoid taking your advice and could have you court-martialed? What if you wer
855 days ago
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baseball, softball, super bowl, spring training, Kamenshek, professional, inspiration, Sports Illustrated, woman, athlete, all-star, Olympics, physical therapy, International Olympic Committee
Spring Training gets underway in February. As always there will be some new, unfamiliar names on the ball field. One professional baseball veteran whose name is also unfamiliar will be absent. Kamens
863 days ago
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deaf, musician, percussionist, world-class, woman, Evelyn Glennie, hearing, music, Able Child Africa, interPLAY, empowerment, inspiration, disabilities, music, Grammy, stereotypes
Evelyn Glennie is a Grammy award-winning percussionist. She’s performed with international symphonies, and a wide range of musicians. It’s not her humble beginnings that people find so remarkable. No
870 days ago
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Q. Are you a "quiet" or an "angry" woman?Ana Lewis, founder of WomenontheVerge.net, is troubled by these descriptors. Ana feels both give women a "bad rap."Ohio State University professor Nan Johnson
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