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Philly isn’t just a great sports town; it’s a great women’s sports town

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By Melissa Lyttle Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
There’s a great photo of me, age 5 — dirty face, blonde hair down to my shoulders, a serious look. Like my teammates, I’m wearing a light blue jersey emblazoned with the team name: The Kicks. But perhaps the most noticeable thing is that I’m the only girl. It’s me and about a dozen boys. The photo from the following year looks the same. The year after that, too. Thirteen years later, the University of Florida didn’t have a women’s soccer team when I started college there. They got one a year later.
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Bostic descarta una recesión en EE.UU., pero prevé solo un recorte de tasas en 2025

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By Catarina Saraiva Verified, Melissa Lyttle Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — El presidente del Banco de la Reserva Federal de Atlanta, Raphael Bostic, dijo que espera que la economía de Estados Unidos se desacelere este año, pero que no entrará en recesión, y reiteró que prevé una baja de la tasa de interés en 2025. Bostic afirmó que el crecimiento económico podría situarse entre el 0,5% y el 1% este año, ya que la incertidumbre y las preocupaciones sobre las perspectivas pesan sobre los consumidores.
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By Melissa Lyttle Verified
| Substack
Here are 5 things I was looking at and loving this week: A friend and fellow journalist is raising funds to create a really cool visual fellowship focusing on documentary photojournalism in honor of Nick Oza. If you don’t know Nick’s name, he was an incredible photojournalist based in Phoenix and an even better human being. If you can contribute, please do. “Cheese and crackers!” There are 15 minutes of highlights here.
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