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Gardasil, the controversial vaccine that helps prevent some cases of cervical cancer, now is required for women entering the United States.

Beginning in 2011, schools across Britain will introduce a compulsory program to teach children about violence against women, abuse, stalking and transphobic bullying.

United States government officials and labor unions worked together to make changes to improve working conditions after one hundred factory workers died during a fire.

Misogyny, racism, and hatred of gays fill the airwaves because hatred sells. Those who pander hatespeak are well paid media darlings.

Improvements in working conditions began to take shape as more and more workers joined unions. The concerns were long hours, child labor, and safety issues.

The banking crisis could affect working women having babies, making economists worry over future taxpayers. Environmentalists won't mind.

Workers in part-time positions are often vulnerable to employers' financial circumstances and unscrupulous practices.

It all began in upstate New York in 1848 when five women organized the first Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls.

Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, experienced ghostly phenomena and tried to dispel gossip about the monstrous looking baby. The legend of the child lives on.