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Hello Ladies is a news and information source offering compelling content and a unique voice that inspires smart, busy women between the ages of 22 and 55 to advance their agenda at work, at home, and in their communities. It is a place to have some fun and tackle some serious issues too. Visit Hello Ladies  to chat about the things that matter to women whether it’s work, friends, politics, parenting, news or shoes. Hello Ladies, this site is for you.

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Look Who’s Talking About Hello Ladies:

ForbesWoman “Top 100 Websites for Women” Hello Ladies calls itself “the intersection of feminism and life,” and features breaking news stories, feminist essays and work-life advice.

NPR Political Junkie “The Hello Ladies blog saw the Steinem endorsement ‘exciting and significant’”

BlogHer “It’s about time, as Hello Ladies also noted that the wage gap has increased since the Ledbetter Act was passed.”

The Mama Bee “I’ve been enjoying the blog Hello Ladies, which reports on the intersection between feminism and life.  It’s part of a new generation of sites for women that aren’t afraid to openly use the f-word (that’s feminist!).”

Our Bodies Our Blog “If you haven’t been following this race closely, you may be interested in this summary of the media coverage. Coakley has been criticized a la Hillary Clinton — too stern and serious.”

Gender Across Borders “Hello Ladies is suggesting five ways to celebrate International Women’s Day…”

Womenstake ”Hello Ladies posted about the significance of the new law – and the importance of passing the Paycheck Fairness Act.”

Not Under the Bus “Liz O’Donnell writes about the campaign and why it’s important in her blog, Hello Ladies.”

The Chaliceblog “But as Hello Ladies reminds me, this is a very important race as far as Senate balance is concerned and it is, gulp, the best thing for the country if Martha Coakley wins yet another election.”

Care2 ”So what effect can this case (Walmart gender discrimination lawsuit) have on women who shop there? Liz O’Donnell writes over at Hello Ladies about her reaction after learning about the gender discrimination suit.”