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The energy drink company Red Bull hosts one of the top mountain biking competitions in the world every year in Southern Utah. But the event has never invited women, and the female freeriding community is trying to change that.
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In the United States, 36% of farmers are female and in Idaho, that number goes up to 39%. Despite these numbers though when many of us close our eyes to imagine what a farmer or a rancher looks like, we picture a man. Well, that is an image that one researcher is trying to change.
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A recent New York Times article asked the question, "have women been misled about menopause?" We thought that was an important conversation to have, so we invited a local expert to help us answer the question.
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Idaho Matters takes a look at new ways in which the U.S. Constitution is being challenged and how one case changed women's rights in Idaho.
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Idaho Matters checks in with "Utah Wild" as they get ready for ultimate frisbee season.
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In the new bestseller "Screaming on the Inside," author Jessica Grose chronicles how unreasonable expectations of motherhood are baked into our culture, along with stereotypes that feed that narrative.
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In her effusive praise for “Screaming on the Inside: The Unsustainability of American Motherhood,” reviewer Kim Brooks described the book as a “fierce, timely, unflinching chorus of woe.”
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When director Jamie Nebeker was asked to consider mounting Afflicted: Daughters of Salem at the Danny Peterson Theater in the Morrison Center of Boise State, she was struck by how a story rooted in the Salem Witch trials of the 17th century had such contemporary relevance.
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In Colorado, women will hold the majority of seats in the state legislature for the first time. That makes Colorado and Nevada the only two states with majority female statehouses.
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One Idaho program is helping women navigate through the transition of menopause and all the symptoms that come with it.