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The Taylor Swift fan guide to Gelsenkirchen

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By Grace Dobush 
| gracedobush.com
If you’re traveling to Gelsenkirchen to see Taylor when the Eras Tour comes to Germany, here’s everything you need to know. Hey there, Swifties! I’m Grace, a freelance journalist originally from Ohio living in Berlin since 2017. Back in the late 1990s, I was part of an foreign exchange program that sent me from the American Rust Belt to the heart of Germany’s Rust Belt, the Ruhrgebiet.
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We need to talk about pay more

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By Grace Dobush 
| adp.com
A note from the editor Talking about pay is taboo in many places, but it’s also one of the best tools to combat pay inequality. Now, some places are going even further. Many countries have laws that say women and men must be paid equally for equal work. But enforcing such laws seems to be easier in theory than in practice. Globally, women still earn on average just 80% of what men earn. In the United States, women overall earn on average 83% of what men earn — a major jump from just 62% in 1979.
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in praise of silliness

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By Grace Dobush 
| gracedobush.com
When I was in early high school, I took a summer improv class taught by college students. I loved it. I wouldn’t shut up about it for two years, but then I never did improv again. Until this fall. I signed up for an eight-week intro course at Comedy Cafe Berlin on a yolo whim. And I felt like I had unlocked part of my brain that only was accessible during long periods of inactivity (see: early pandemic, winter breaks from college). It was silly, it was stupid, it was hilarious.
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