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Emancipation, racism, societal expectations: When hair becomes symbol of women's struggles
From the 'natural hair movement' to cutting off or even shaving long locks to fight against various forms of injustice, hair has long been considered a symbol of protest
ByAFPRelaxnews
Women's job woes
BySamreen Wani
Femtech: Making women's health sexy
ByAnubhuti Matta
Are men's ideas valued more than women's?
ByINSEAD
Government initiatives for women's safety: best practices
ByBrand Connect
Women's hockey: On a stronger turf
ByNamrata Sahoo
Graphic of the day: Women's job crisis
BySamreen Wani
How do we keep women's entrepreneurial spirit alive?
ByVidya Shah
A Quick guide to the Women's Reservation Bill
ByUdit Misra
Women's rights: The decline and the fight back
ByAFPRelaxnews
Three accessories men are borrowing from women's wardrobes
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Lack of female inventors hinders women's health innovation
ByIESE Business School
Changes In Women's Leadership During The "He-Cession"
ByIMD Business School
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