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A look at state legislative races, Great Lakes fisheries learning Icelandic techniques, the best advice on drawing, when U.S. women lost their citizenship, and remembering the push to divest Michigan from apartheid-era South Africa.
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Climbing has exploded in popularity from a niche outdoor activity into a mainstream fitness option. As it has, groups like Send Friends have popped up to make gyms, crags, and ice pillars friendlier to new women and nonbinary climbers. Listen to a first time ice climber's experience joining the group at a unique venue offering 72 feet of elevation on artificial ice.
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COVID-19 has magnified and intensified so many of our society’s social and economic injustices. While many of these problems have been around for as long…
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Today on Stateside, General Motors has announced that it's working toward a fully electric fleet. Two journalists talk us through what the change could…
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Body image is something that people can wrestle with their entire lives. Being hypercritical of what you see in the mirror often starts when you’re young,…
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A skillful mining of data can give you a pretty good snapshot of how groups of people are faring -- for better or for worse.Sarah Szurpicki wanted to find…
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Today on Stateside, we turned the microphones over to Katie Byrd, Taylor Williams, and Nadia Davis, three seniors from Belleville High School.They’re…
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Liz Wetzel never thought she'd work at General Motors, or any car company for that matter. She was an art student after all. But when her dad noticed…
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The Next IdeaEven in 2017, women still face difficulties in the world of business.Studies confirm women are still perceived as less competent than men…
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An engrossing book, delicious food, and sparkling conversation. Put all that together in Detroit and you've got the Shady Ladies Literary Society.Group…