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Incredible Girls: Shannon Glasson
Associate Editor Sage Daugherty continues her Incredible Girls column with a look into the life and career of 19-year-old photographer, Shannon Glasson.
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Meet Our Interns: Alexandra Kenney
Meet one of our newest team members, Junior Girl Alexandra Kenney, and find out some of her interests and what brought her to Girl Museum!
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Book Review: Dear Ijeawele, or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions
Junior Girl Niamh Hanrahan reviews Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche’s Dear Ijeawale, or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions.
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Incredible Girls: Alma Deutscher
Associate Editor Sage Daugherty continues her Incredible Girls column with a look at the life and career of teenage musical prodigy, Alma Deutscher.
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Trailblazers — The Age of Girls: Lady Trieu
Junior Girl Tia Shah continues with her Trailblazers column by detailing the life of Vietnamese revolutionary Lady Trieu.
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No Time For Fear — Politicking Girls: All Hail the New Women of Congress
Associate Editor Sage Daugherty writes about the 116th United States Congress, and about, for the first time in a while, feeling hope for the future.
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Incredible Girls: Marley Dias
Associate Editor Sage Daugherty launches her new 2019 column. Each week she will write about an incredible girl. First up: Marley Dias!
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2018: We made it through.
I won’t lie – this year was hard. 2018 was full of pivotal moments; some pretty incredible, and some dire "can we get through this?" ones as well. Every year, I ask myself: Do people care about what we are doing? Are we just treading water? Pushing out content to...
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Trailblazers – The Age of Girls: Hypatia
Junior Girl Tia Shah continues her Trailblazer column with the life of Hypatia, who was one of the first female mathematicians in the ancient world.
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Book Review: There’s Someone inside Your House
There’s Someone inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins follows high school student Makani Young as she settles into her new life in Nebraska. She moved from Hawaii under mysterious circumstances, but quickly makes friends and, as with many YA books, finds romance. Her...
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