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March provided an opportunity for critical reflection on gender inequality and issues affecting women. It was a true study in contradiction. March, as Women’s History Month, was a chance to celebrate the many fierce, female personas who refused to accept the hand they were dealt, refused to stay silent, when their voices needed to ring out for themselves and for others. My 10-year old daughter did a school report on Mae Jemison , the first female, African-American astronaut.https://emergeamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-design-49.png1200630