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    Why 2016 Was Actually a Record-Setting Year for Women in Politics

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    Why Emma Watson’s Response to the ‘Vanity Fair’ Photo Backlash Is So Spot-On

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    Watch This Female Lawmaker Shut Down a Male Peer Who Said Women Are ‘Weaker, Less Intelligent’

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    Japan’s Business Federation Sent This All-Female Delegation to the Trump White House

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