1. Single women are America’s most powerful political force.
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2. Good credit or not, minority borrowers still end up with predatory loans.
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4. Paid ‘re-entry’ internships are getting people — especially women — back into the workforce.
By Lisa Rabasca Roepe in Fast Company
5. Uganda tried to turn off social media during an election. The people turned it back on.
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