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So learning from science and art, we saw that we can talk about global armed conflict through light bulbs, or address racial inequality in the US through postcards, or tackle the lack of even one single monument of a woman in Sofia by flooding the city with them, and, with all these works, to trigger dialogue, understanding and direct action.
The court becomes a place you can go to for assistance, like the 60-something-year-old schizophrenic homeless woman who was in distress and fighting with the voices in her head, and barges into court, and screams, "Judge!
Wait, does that mean that they're actually a man or actually a woman?" "I wonder if he's had the surgery yet ... Oh, now I'm looking at his crotch.
I came out to the accountant helping me with my taxes and the TSA agents who didn't know which one of them should pat me down, the man or the woman.
This is a 23-year-old woman who had come in by ambulance, in labor with her third child.
The nurse was looking at the community health worker who had come in with the woman because that baby did not seem to be alive.
But I also worried that part of it was that I was then a young woman.
And he started out, "Doris, more than any other woman I have ever known ... " And my heart sank.
So when people voted, they knew that at some point, they would have this Muslim woman president.
SB: Does it feel significant to you as a woman to be the first female president of your country?
As a woman of faith and also a scientist, you know, faith and science seem to be at loggerheads.
But I'm glad I did, because by that time, you start developing a crocodile skin, especially when you're a woman in the lab doing different things.
On March 3, 1913, protesters parted for the woman in white: dressed in a flowing cape and sitting astride a white horse, the activist Inez Milholland was hard to miss.
Inez Milholland, the woman on the white horse, campaigned constantly throughout the United States, despite suffering from chronic health problems.
By the '40s and '50s, medical researchers were starting to study trans medicine, but they were aided by their trans patients, like Louise Lawrence, a trans woman who had corresponded extensively with people who had been arrested for public cross-dressing.
And although her image has proliferated, Kahlo’s body of work reminds us that there are no simple truths about the life, work and legacy of the woman behind the icon.
And suddenly, I realized that even in the 21st century, every woman still has a story.
A wonderful woman named Natalie got eight beehives at her home in Truro, and she introduced us to her friend Valerie, who let us set up 60 beehives at an abandoned tennis court on her property.
The old man reached out his knobbly claw for the woman's hand, and found it, and left me alone.
She was a single woman about to go alone into a country, not even speaking the language, to travel alone by bus and boat to go to a beach she did not know or had never seen.
Almost every single woman in the criminal justice system has been exposed to interpersonal violence and abuse.
In this photograph, Donna was in her mid-70s, a vigorous, healthy woman, the matriarch of a large clan.
And one day that summer 2009, I stepped out into the streets of New York City on my way to volunteer at a domestic violence organization that a woman in my neighborhood had started.
It made me want to go out there and make sure that no one I loved, that no woman would have to feel this insecure in her own skin.
Even though I was a self-defense instructor, I couldn't come into a community and define safety for any other woman who was not part of my own community.
And, as an example, one time in one of those classes, one woman actually started to talk about the fact that she had been in a domestic violence relationship for over 30 years, and it was her first time being able to articulate that because we had established that safe space for her.
And imagine being woman and black and trans and queer and Latinx and undocumented and poor and immigrant, and you could then only imagine how overwhelming this work can be, especially within the context of personal safety.
I don't want any woman to have to de-escalate any violent situation.
Woman: If it's blue, put it here.
Or Trina, who knows that people judge her unconventional family choices in a different way than if she were a white woman.
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