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The Authors of The Mad Woman In The Attic Are Back With A New One (Angry)

[ad_1] Of course, while Gilbert and Gubar were privileged to choose their own literary feminist pantheon, some of their exclusions are a bit difficult to understand: How, for example, can figures like Erica Jong be cited for revolutionary research into female desire? Have you ever mentioned Mary McCarthy’s groundbreaking writings on women, sex, one night …

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A Shape-shifting Woman Plays All the Pieces

[ad_1] A host of goddesses, queens, and other powerful women from history and mythology land at 300 bus stops in New York, Chicago, and Boston. Choosing the luxury perfume and fashion advertising space together, 10 huge photographic representations of feminine idols created under a single name — Cleopatra, Aphrodite, Godiva, Saba – gracefully bare themselves. …

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Tamyra Mensah-Stock Becomes First Black Woman to Win Wrestling Gold

[ad_1] CHIBA, Japan – Either way, Tuesday night Tamyra Mensah-Stock knew it would be a first. Since women’s wrestling was added to the 2004 Summer Olympics, a Black woman had never won first place. But in the light heavyweight gold medal match at Makuhari Messe Hall, Texan Mensah-Stock, whose father came to the United States …

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The First Openly Transgender Woman of the Olympics Stokes the Debate on Justice

[ad_1] His comments sparked his own backlash. We are all in favor of women’s equality in sports, but now this equality has been taken from us.” Lambrechs told TVNZ. Weight lifters come to me and say what can we do. It’s not fair, what can we do? And unfortunately there is nothing we can do …

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Elaine Thompson-Herah Is Now The Fastest Woman In The World

[ad_1] TOKYO — Elaine Thompson-Herah of Jamaica replayed on Saturday as Olympic champion in the women’s 100m, beating a field that included two-time former champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. Thompson-Herah finished the race in 10.61 seconds, breaking Florence Griffith-Joyner’s Olympic record by one hundredth of a second, making her the second fastest woman in history. It was …

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Woman Caught ‘Jaws’ Then Tried To Fix The Damage

[ad_1] Steven Spielberg needed a real shark. Before the young director started shooting his famous movie “Jaws” faulty animatronic monster He hired two underwater cinematographers to shoot great white sharks off the coast of South Australia at Martha’s Vineyard. Australian couple Ron and Valerie Taylor set out to capture footage that would be used as …

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Jury awards $125 million after Walmart fires woman with Down syndrome

[ad_1] Their attorney, Marlo Spaeth, was established in 1999 in Manitowoc, Wis. Over the next 15 years, he received several salary increases and positive performance reviews. One manager wrote that he was “good with customers” and “hardworking”. Another manager wrote, “Marlo is a very friendly person and a pleasure to work here.” But in November …

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California Woman Charged in Fake Covid-19 Vaccine Card Program

[ad_1] Authorities said a homeopathic doctor in California was the first to face federal charges for selling fake Covid-19 vaccine cards. Federal prosecutors said doctor Juli A. Mazi from Napa, California, also sold Covid-19 “vaccination pellets” to patients. He was arrested on Wednesday and charged with a series of electronic fraud and a series of …

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