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November 22, 2019
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Read an opinion piece ([link removed]) about the underrepresentation of women of color in philanthropy. "The standard practice within philanthropy is to favor mainstream white-led organizations while benching women of color, including trans women of color, the bold M.V.P.s of social change."

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Women are changing their gender to male on Instagram, because of a new policy where Instagram hides "inappropriate" photos and videos. This kind of censorship, known as "shadow banning," has disproportionately affected women and members of marginalized communities. - Huffington Post ([link removed])

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More women are on company boards, but the number is still shockingly low considering women's long and successful track record in the workforce. - CNN ([link removed])

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Taylor Swift will become the first-ever recipient of Billboard's Woman of the Decade Award at the 2019 Women in Music Event in December. - Billboard ([link removed])

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Three women are working to improve the health of people with low-income. Read more here ([link removed]) .

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In honor of International Women's Day in 2020, Celebrity Cruise Line will have the first-ever cruise-ship sailing with an entirely female bridge and officer team. - Forbes ([link removed])

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Starting next year, the Baltimore Museum of Art will only purchase works made by female-identifying artists. - NPR ([link removed])

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WATCH: The US Navy had its first-ever all female flyover in honor of Captain Rosemary Mariner, the US Navy's first female jet pilot. After her retirement, she continued to fight for women's rights in the military.
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