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We are CEOs, business owners, and candidates for President of the most powerful nation in the free world. Yet, as long as women anywhere in the world suffer a fate like Azra’s, we are all worse for it.

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It began on March 8, 1908 in New York City. 15,000 women took to the streets and marched to ask for better pay and shorter hours. And for the right to cast their vote. In 1911, Clara Zetkin, leader of the Women’s Office for Social Democratic Party in Germany launched the first […]

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Greetings and felicitations, and all that.
I found ATG through Deb a couple of years ago - I used to buy blog templates from her, actually - yeah - that long ago - and I’ve contributed a couple of times over the years, but I kept getting sucked back into corporate America.
A year ago, […]

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Karen Harvey introduced me to All Things Girl about a year ago and I was very impressed. I loved the poetry and prose (of course) and the photography and interviews, but I also liked the style. It’s such a good read and I love the fact the women are contributing internationally.
As Karen’s assistant I read […]

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The Native American people believe that the Earth is their Mother and the Sky is their Father. They have a tremendous respect and love for their land, which is their Mother and look to the sky…gazing upon the stars and the planets…and therefore have respect as well for Father Sky. Around us in […]

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Today is my 38th birthday. A number of women would be unwilling to admit this. I don’t mind being 38. Really. What I do mind is looking and feeling 38. That sucks.
What I find more disconcerting that creaky hips and knees; a few gray hairs - some in very odd places; and skin that suddenly […]

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