Jemilat Nasiru, a staff writer at TheCable Newspaper, has organised a training session for female students of the department of communication arts (CLA), University of Ibadan (UI).

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What was once a hallmark of authoritarian regimes is creeping into U.S. military culture. The achievements of extraordinary women and people of color are quietly vanishing from official websites.