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From a discussion of what it was like 50 years ago at Ms. Magazine:Early issues of Ms. featured an argument for gender-neutral pronouns, a piece about the Black family and feminism, and a proclamation signed by 53 women, including Anaïs Nin and Billie Jean King, that “we have had abortions.” Were you ahead of your time, or has the country moved backward?Steinem: I feel proud, and I feel mad as hell. We are still dealing with the same issues. ... See MoreSee Less

Opinion | ‘I Feel Proud, and I Feel Mad as Hell’: Gloria Steinem on Ms. Magazine and Feminism Today

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Early contributors to Ms. came together on the 50th anniversary of its founding.

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AAUW of North Carolina

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AAUW of North Carolina

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One issue that will have a dramatic effect on educational equity over the next decade is improved broadband access. Here's a primer on that for the state from NC Budget & Tax Center ... See MoreSee Less

Key Sources of State and Federal Funding for Local Broadband Infrastructure and Digital Inclusion in North Carolina | NC Budget & Tax Center

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North Carolina communities are poised to receive big investments in broadband infrastructure and digital equity, thanks to the passage of major federal funding through the American Rescue Plan and Inf...

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