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Marguerite Higgins faced gender bias during her career as a war correspondent but her reporting won the first Pulitizer Prize awarded a woman international reporting.

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A skilled journalist who wrote about issues and current events that touched her readers in a way most of her contemporaries did not.

An Israeli citizen, Amira Hass, was honored by her journalism peers for her dogged coverage of human rights abuses in the Palestinian Occupied Territories.

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