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Washington State Schools Push ‘Gender Fluid,’ Transgender Ideas On K-12 Kids
Children in kindergarten need to “understand there are many ways to express gender,” says a “core idea” in the newly released Washington State healt...
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The Best Countries For Gender Equality May Also Have A Domestic Violence Problem
The Nordic nations are frequently held up as countries that have come as close to any in creating true gender equality. Case in point, in the World Economic Forum's 2015 Ge...
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Designed In Seattle, This $1 Cup Could Save Millions Of Babies
When babies in poor countries can’t breast-feed, the results can be deadly, but a trio of Seattle researchers has found an innovative way to help.
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Indian Short Film ‘Beti’ At Seattle Film Festival
“Beti”, a non-fiction short film on girl child education, made by young student filmmakers of the city, has been invited for a special screening at the 42nd Sea...
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The First Transgender Politician Was Just Elected To Congress In Philippines
Geraldine Roman made history this week as she became the first transgender politician to be elected to public office in the Philippines.
"The politics of bigotry, hatr...
The Brutal Ways In Which Some Clan Councils In South Asia Punish Women
In India and other parts of South Asia, clan councils have long worked outside the legal system as enforcers of centuries-old social codes and traditions. Experts say these...
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Why Terms Like ‘Transgender’ Don’t Work For India’s ‘Third-Gender’ Communities
Sexuality's spectrum is littered with labels. One that is getting increased attention in the U.S. political discourse nowadays is "transgender." Generally speaking, the lab...
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Brutal Heat Wave In India Puts 330 Million To Risk
India is in the grips of a monstrous pre-monsoon heat wave that has killed more than 160 people in recent weeks. The majority of the deaths have been in the southern states...
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A Muslim Filmmakers Journey Breaking Her Own Stereotypes
In 2009, I quit my job as Gulf Correspondent for The Washington Post and decided to pursue filmmaking full-time. I had become a journalist to tell realistic stories about t...
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Global Health in Lights: Hollywood, Health & Society in Washington, D.C. - Part 1
Sandra de Castro Buffington, director of the Norman Lear Center's Hollywood, Health & Society program, moderated this discussion which brought top TV producers, writers...
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