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Two Rotten Apples Spoil the Justice Barrel

Trying to contain sex discrimination is like catching fireflies. You look outside the window on a dark summer evening and see the entire lawn brightened by an airborne Morse code. You grab a jar; you rush outdoors; and the illumination level drops instantly. What had—at a distance— appeared as a thick clump of night beetles now disperses. The jar remains near empty.

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