
r/WomenInNews

Closing the Gender Wage Gap in Equatorial Guinea
borgenproject.orgDisplay of feminist history tree ring sculpture now at Women's Hall of Fame
wxxinews.orgThe Japanese Women Who Rewrote Photography’s Rules
wmagazine.comPolice uncover international networks of men using online chat groups to drug and rape women
cnn.comSupporters of ballot measure to end Idaho's strict abortion banturn in nearly 110K signatures
idahocapitalsun.comWomen more often hired after losing weight on GLP-1s: Study
wfla.com"I was fresh meat": Model alleges that Epstein & Trump worked together to abuse women | The new allegations show further ties between the convicted child sex trafficker and Trump.
lgbtqnation.comAOC calls for forced ‘break up’ of big tech to protect consumers
independent.co.ukDemocratic socialist Melat Kiros defeats 15-term incumbent in Colorado House primary
theguardian.comPlannedParenthood set to regain federal funding as GOPban expires
thehill.comWomen in the Army Are More Likely to Be Killed by Fellow Soldiers Than Enemy Combatants
theintercept.comFree to read: The economics of women’s weight
“Here are some things I do now in a bikini that I would not have done at 30: one, wear it; two, eat in it; three, sit down in it.” So said comedian Riona O’Connor in a recent viral video, who then slapped her tummy with a grin, adding: “Throw it on you, nobody cares.” A joyful and empowering message to other women: weight consciousness is in our heads. I so wanted to believe it. But depressingly, new evidence suggests otherwise.
Most people know that richer people tend to be thinner. Less appreciated is that this divide is largely driven by women. According to data gathered between 2021 and 2023, the poorest third of women in America suffered an obesity rate 14 percentage points higher than the richest third. For men, the gap was less than a percentage point. In Europe the patterns are similar, though the gender differences are less extreme.
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Angola Inaugurates Luanda Science and Technology Park with Women Taking the Lead in Over 20 Research Projects
The STDP partnership between the Angolan government and the African Development Bank has equipped 54 science laboratories across 18 secondary schools; trained over 1,500 faculty members, researchers, technicians and academic counsellors, and funded over 20 of roughly 70 research projects headed by women.
For a part of the world where women face severe challenges, the fact that 20 reseach projects are being awarded to women leaders is an incredible and a huge step to equality and a sign of real progress.