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Kathryn Robinson

  • Media Relations Associate, Cincinnati Public Schools
Cincinnati
As seen in: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), NBC News, RN Drive - Full program podcast, Saturday Extra - Separate stories podcast, The Drawing Room, MS NOW, KATU-TV (Portland, OR), WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH), WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX), WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) and
Media Relations Associate @IamCPS | Former TV Journalist | Proud @NewhouseSU alum | Guacamole aficionado | Opinions are my own
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'Good Trouble' protest locations: See where demonstrations are planned in Alabama Original

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By Kathryn Robinson
| Montgomery Advertiser Verified
Tens of thousands of people are expected to turn out across the country this week, including in Alabama, for a day of action protesting President Donald Trump's administration and honoring the legacy of the late Congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis. The protests, "Good Trouble Lives On," are expected to take place in dozens of cities and towns on July 17, five years to the day since Lewis' death.
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Dynamic pricing on the chopping block as government reins in 'unfair trading'

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By Grace Stranger Verified, Kathryn Robinson
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Wildly variable ticket prices have become the new norm for Aussie concert-goers with tickets to acts like Taylor Swift and Green Day's tour selling for up to $500 a pop. But that could soon change with the Albanese Government today announcing it is considering plans to ban dynamic pricing, following revelations by Four Corners that Live Nation's Ticketmaster and its competitor Ticketek, charge fans hidden fees for concert tickets.
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Women’s Rights in Indonesia

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By Kathryn Robinson
| The European Business Review Verified
The 32-year rule of the Suharto New Order regime (1966-98) socially engineered gender roles in the service of authoritarian rule. The democratic reforms post-1998 have included empowerment of women, who enjoy some gains in political participation and personal autonomy while facing a backlash from conservative male voices that fight to maintain a male prerogative.
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