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Author: Simone Graziano

Simone Graziano is a student journalist and senior at Absegami High School in Galloway, New Jersey.
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How “Girl Power Politics” Is Closing the Political Gender Gap

Simone Graziano
How "Girl Power Politics" Is Closing the Political Gender Gap

Girl Power Politics is an organization that holds free events to get area girls interested in politics.

“Women and girls often feel like they’re not qualified enough to hold elected office. They don’t understand that no matter what their exposure or background is, whatever they bring to the table is an asset to that conversation.”

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