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15 must-read stories on women and gender from 2019

The Lily’s top stories of the year

Following death of Emmy-winning reporter Cokie Roberts, female journalists mourn ‘complete, irreplaceable loss’

Roberts died on Tuesday at 75, according to ABC News

Forbes named 99 men and only one woman on its list of ‘most innovative leaders’

Readers had to scroll all the way down to No. 75 to find the first — and only — woman on the list

How New York Times reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey broke the Harvey Weinstein story that sparked #MeToo

‘She Said,’ a new book from Kantor and Twohey, is an instant classic of investigative journalism

Mark Halperin harassed women. So why should he be the one to cover 2020?

Is this the best man to offer cogent analysis on what it means to have a field of female candidates?

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, guest-edited British Vogue. See which women she put on the cover.

The magazine features a ‘candid conversation’ between Meghan and former first lady Michelle Obama

Lois Wille, Pulitzer Prize-winning pillar of Chicago journalism, dies at 87

Her reporting sparked policy changes that helped poor women across Illinois receive contraceptive information and services

How 6 female photojournalists saw the world — according to their photographs for Life magazine

See some of the photographs — taken by Margaret Bourke-White and five other women — that are featured in a New-York Historical Society exhibition

Her husband was killed in a mass shooting. Now she’s finishing his life’s work.

Sportswriter John McNamara never had the chance to finish his last book. Andrea Chamblee did it for him.

A female journalist wanted to profile a candidate for governor. He told her she had to be accompanied by a male colleague.

Citing ‘the optics’ of being alone with reporter Larrison Campbell, Mississippi state Rep. Robert Foster denied the request