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  1. Little girls think that their identity as a woman and their desire to excel in sports are mutually exclusive.

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  2. My Asianness and femininity are defined by everything that the world attempts to claim that they are not. In this divergence, I not only recover my heritage — I find myself. 

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  3. Developed countries must stop booster programs to focus on vaccinating the most poorly vaccinated developing countries in Africa.

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  4. “Women are the unspoken heroes of war. They are brave, humble, and resilient protectors — a force to be reckoned with.” 

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  5. No woman is capable of escaping misogyny in day-to-day life, which demonstrates how far our society is from truly treating women with the respect that they deserve.

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  6. The only way for women to be truly equal is when they don't have to conform to a specific character to be considered equals.

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  7. Anthony Scaramucci () told the HPR in an exclusive interview: “Bitcoin, long term in my mind, is a carbon eliminator over time. I don’t think it’s part of the problem. I actually think it can be part of the solution.”

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  8. We can draw insights from same-sex marriage and the Supreme Court’s approach to abortion in evaluating the fate of abortion in America.

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  9. What remains certain is that a spirit of reform has come to dominate conversations surrounding the Undergraduate Council.

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  10. Holding on to pieces of our identity that empower and move us is critical in assuaging impostor syndrome and other obstacles. 

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  11. When women of color are on TV, they are relegated to plot lines about racism. So, when it comes to finding sisterhood in emotions outside of Feeling Oppressed, I do turn to “Fleabag,” even as I cringe at its titular character's outdated thinking.

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  12. It is a travesty that more women are not involved in the policy creation process as well. However, I believe that this gap can and should be addressed the same way it is being addressed in STEM fields — through working with young girls.

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  13. In the end, I most sincerely hope that voters engage not with the mudslinging and personal politics but with the substantive visions that each campaign proposes.

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  14. Through promoting a single woman’s choice and autonomy, we undercut efforts to act collectively and undermine the systems that actively oppress us.

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  15. We must carry on the legacy forged by activists like Friedan by continuing to think, write, and analyze the state of our current inequalities. In doing so, we are reclaiming the very thing once stripped of us: the confidence and freedom to think.

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  16. Ashley Allison is the current CEO of the Turner Conoly Group, which strategizes with campaigns, consults with companies, and provides leadership development and training.

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  17. Continuing with its quarterly tradition established in Spring 2021, the Harvard Political Review set out to understand the political views of undergraduates at Harvard College throughout the past few months.

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  18. Just because men have historically been awarded power doesn't mean that they have the authority to criticize our appearances and actions.

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  19. We need to have a diversity of conceptions of femininity to look toward in the media. Although they have a long way to go before achieving true diversity, Disney princesses represent many varieties of femininity and make for outstanding role models.

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  20. Queen Elizabeth may no longer be its head of state, but Barbados has yet to fully escape the grasp of its former colonizer. We can laud Barbados for taking a huge step forward while also acknowledging that there is still much work to do

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