According to a survey reported in the Daily Telegraph, women read more, and are more likely to finish books than men.
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Wednesday, 25 March 2009
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- GB women win cycling team sprint
- Bike Belles
- Ada Lovelace Day
- Reading habits male and female
- Women and mental health
- Young women and self-harm in Britain
- Dora going 'tween'
- Geek Moms
- Call yourself a Feminist - programme 2
- Women's Health
- Inequality is the root of all evil?
- Lesbians "corrective rape" in South Africa
- Men, women, unemployment and housework
- Ten liberating washing machines
- Progress in Africa
- Action Aid and IWD
- Older women rock?
- Binge-drinking and role models
- Call Yourself a feminist? worth a listen?
- Incontinence
- Equality in European Union
- At least this can be a reference site
- Call yourself a feminist?
- Inspiring Women of Africa
- Washing machine more liberating than the pill?
- International Women's Day 2009
- Women, economics, leadership etc.
- Young women don't do politics?
- Pink continues to stink
- Empowered or exploited?
- Women in Iraq
- One in Ten Women suffers Domestic violence each ye...
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Interesting sites
- you_fem
- UN Development Fund for Women
- the f-word
- Shaping Youth
- Posie Rider
- Pink Stinks
- Philobiblion
- PennyRed
- Packaging Girlhood
- Open democracy men/women 50/50
- Object
- Northants Feminist
- More to Life than Shoes
- Mommytracked
- Men on the Moon
- London Feminist
- Left Eye Right Eye
- Lady Sophia - feminism and human rights
- In a Different Voice
- ifeminists
- How I learned . . .
- Hardy Girls Healthy Women
- Hardy girls etc blog
- Feminists for Choice
- feministing
- feministe (US)
- Feminist SF
- Fabian Society Blog
- Curvature
- Courtesan of capitalism
- Bitch PhD
- Bitch magazine
- Amnesty International
- Alternet - reproductive justice
- Afghan Women's Writing Project
- Achilles Effect
- 9rules
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