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Look What She Did
Look What SHE Did! is a series of interviews with amazing women talking about other amazing women, ground-breaking visionaries who inspire with their achievements, their fearlessness, their dedication to making the world better. We want to know about these women, we want to discuss them, we want to remember them.
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Look What She Did
Oscar-nominated actress Felicity Huffman tells the moving story of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, from the obstacles she faced as a young mother starting a career through her unlikely friendship with her political opposite, Antonin Scalia.
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Look What She Did
Activist/philosopher Grace Lee Boggs, a Chinese-American woman born to immigrant parents in Brooklyn in the early 20th century dedicated her prodigious intellect and great heart to the causes of civil rights for African-Americans in Detroit.
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An interview where performer/teacher Jill Klein explains why attorney Clara Shortridge Foltz blows her mind.
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Hear the story of film icon Hedy Lamarr, “the most beautiful woman alive”, who was admired for her looks but ignored for her intellect.
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