<p>Why do social movements tend to come in pairs? Are they stronger together or do they compete with each other?</p>

Why do social movements tend to come in pairs? Are they stronger together or do they compete with each other?

How women’s movements follow social unrest and wars

Why are women’s scientific discoveries reassigned to men in history books? Why doesn’t the FDA require drugs to be tested on women? Why aren’t car safety tests conducted on anatomically-correct female dummies? 

Join us — Alba, Nicole, and Sinclaire — as we discuss forgotten women in history, unexpected facts, and solutions to everyday sexism. Like why Disney princesses speak less than male leads. Why are women judged more harshly at work for performing the same tasks? And more importantly, what you can do about any of it.

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Why are women’s scientific discoveries reassigned to men in history books? Why doesn’t the FDA require drugs to be tested on women? Why aren’t car safety tests conducted on anatomically-correct female dummies? Join us — Alba, Nicole, and Sinclaire — as we discuss forgotten women in history, unexpected facts, and solutions to everyday sexism. Like why Disney princesses speak less than male leads. Why are women judged more harshly at work for performing the same tasks? And more importantly, what you can do about any of it.

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