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How Fatumata J. Barry Became Liberia’s Most Recognized Woman in Sports Media
From a press box in Monrovia to a dream of the Sky Sports studio, Liberia's most visible female sports journalist...
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Selling Heritage, Building Hope: The Rise of Ruth Farkollie-Cooper
How Ruth Tete Farkollie-Cooper turned a quiet absence in the homes of the African diaspora into a brand built on...
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How Mariam Meiplay Turned a Passion for Healthy Living Into a Trusted Liberian Brand
There is something remarkable about women who turn simple ideas into something larger than themselves, not because the journey is...
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How Sassy Mc Became One of Liberia’s Most Recognized Media Voices
There is a particular kind of ambition that does not announce itself. It does not wait for permission or pause...
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How One Woman’s Death Exposes Decades of Neglect in Arthington BackBush
ARTHINGTON, Montserrado County — Madam Massa bled to death 18 years ago while being carried in a hammock for two...
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Iron Women: How Two Liberian Female Miners Are Rewriting the Rules of a Man’s World
The wheel loader is not a delicate machine. It weighs tens of thousands of pounds, moves with the kind of...
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She Started With Used Bottles. Now She’s Changing How Liberia Eats
MaryJane Uzoeto-Sumo built Jane's Healthline from scratch, with no equipment, no funding, and no guarantee anyone would buy what she...
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The Fire Took Their Goods. The People Took the Rest
At Red Light Market, two women lost their businesses twice in one day — first to flames, then to their...
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They Crush Stone by Hand to Feed Their Children, Yet, They Have No Inclusion
"Life brought me here, so I decided to do it. I am not educated, and this has been my only...
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Mariam Francis Is Rewriting the Uniform
From civil society to the frontlines of law enforcement, Mariam Francis is pushing to reshape policing culture, expand opportunities for...
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