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Sudbury author, activist says the struggle for women never really ends

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It seems hard to believe now but there was a time not so long ago when women were excluded from many jobs. They were not seen as able; not seen as equals. Some industries and businesses argued they had no women because none applied.

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Sudbury author, activist says the struggle for women never really ends

9 days ago·Sudbury, Canada

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Social Science Space

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10 days ago·Accra, Ghana

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