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Though we still have a ways to go, humanity has made big leaps toward gender equality

Like a bird whose wings require equal strength to fly, humanity will never soar to its full potential until we achieve gender equality.

A former Miss World contestant was disqualified for being a mom. Now she's fighting back.

"Why should a woman be excluded from entering, just because she's a mother? It doesn't make any sense."

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Little Rock, Arkansas Expands Anti-Discrimination Protections

Cities in Arkansas are stepping in to show that recent anti-gay laws do not represent the whole state.

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Arkansas Refuses to Allow Non-Discrimination Bans Protecting LGBTQ Citizens

The Arkansas Legislature passed a measure that prohibits cities from expanding state anti-discrimination laws.

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Good Riddance to Michael Jeffries, Departing CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch

An increasingly diverse youth culture has no time for the Aryan Americana of turn-of-the-century fashion.

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Sidewalk-Free Illinois Neighborhood Arresting Scores of Black Pedestrians

On one block more black people have been arrested for jaywalking than the total number of white people arrested in the entire city.

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Three in Four Voters Want to Ban LGBT Workplace Discrimination

Workplace discrimination is the next frontier of gay rights.

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Obesity Discrimination and the Gendering of Health Care

Obesity discrimination affects women more than their male counterparts.