Out of office. When you devote your days to covering women’s equality (or lack thereof), it can sometimes feel like you’re in a bit of an echo chamber. After all, most of the people who make the effort to read the Broadsheet already have a good grasp on the issues we cover. While I’m beyond grateful to be part of the community of our readers, I do wonder: How can we widen our discussion of the hurdles women still face to include an audience that might not know much about them?
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