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The Girl Effect

Posted by seeta persaud on September 26, 2011 in Anti-Racism, Civil Rights, Economic Development, Poverty

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Posted in Anti-Racism, Civil Rights, Economic Development, Poverty | Tagged institutionalized misogyny, institutionalized sexism, International Development, the girl effect

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