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    A Niche of One’s Own

    Jul 13, 2020 1 minute

    FEMALE-LED BIRD CLUBS

    oday nearly half of U.S. birders identify as women. Yet men have the most power, dominating birding organizations, bookshelves, and festivals. To transform the community, female leaders like Molly Adams, who started the Feminist

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