New York Times writes obituaries for heroic women they never recognized
 

New York Times writes obituaries for heroic women they never recognized
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Women are fighting for equal representation in every public domain — including the New York Times obituary page.

In celebration of International Women's Day on Thursday, the paper published a series of obituaries for famous women who should've received obituaries on its pages when they died, but didn't.

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"Since 1851, The New York Times obituary page has been dominated by white men. Now, we're adding the stories of 15 remarkable women," Amisha Padnani and Jessica Bennet wrote.*

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Ida B. Wells

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