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Opinion | How Women Can Escape the Likability Trap
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Powerful women know how to flip feminine stereotypes to their advantage.
The Representation Project presents their five favorite female characters in movies and TV who’ve inspired real breakthroughs by girls and women in real life.
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A Lack of Sponsorship Is Keeping Women from Advancing into Leadership
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It’s time to rethink how sponsorship works.
What should a male #ally do? He should show up for everyday moments, confront ugly truths (even about himself), and use his special abilities & position to help his female colleagues achieve their goals. #MaleAllies ow.ly/P6Fo50vyDuo
Allyship is Not the Hero’s Journey
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I learned about allyship by failing to be one. The biggest lesson I learned was…being an ally isn’t about being the hero.