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The 13 pages that link to Women in journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Nellie BlyNarrower topic: Bly built a prominent career when women faced restricted newsroom opportunities.

• Dorothy ParkerNarrower topic: Parker built a prominent career in a field where women’s authority and work were often constrained.

• Pearl RiversNarrower topic: Nicholson’s ownership and editorship exemplified women’s growing authority in American newspapers.

• Katharine GrahamNarrower topic: Graham’s rise to the top of a major newspaper organization made her a notable figure in a male-dominated industry.

• Margaret Bourke-WhiteNarrower topic: Her high-profile assignments challenged barriers facing women in photojournalism.

• Diane SawyerNarrower topic: Sawyer’s high-profile anchor roles made her part of the changing representation of women in broadcast news.

• Louise BryantNarrower topic: Bryant built a career reporting on politics in a profession where women faced barriers.

• Agness UnderwoodNarrower topic: Underwood’s ascent was exceptional within a profession that restricted women’s advancement.

• Cokie RobertsNarrower topic: Her long career offered a prominent example of a woman covering national politics.

• Jessica SavitchNarrower topic: Savitch’s network role became part of a broader shift in women’s access to prominent reporting jobs.

• Kate AdieNarrower topic: Adie became one of Britain’s most visible women reporting from conflict zones.