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concept-276	none	More nearly right: Allowing Ambiguity of Female Solidarity in Elizabeth G. Jordan's Tales of the City Room	2006	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6093	293	59	Editors therefore primarily hired women as ‘women journalists’ in order to attract female audiences; they assigned them topics outside of ‘serious’ reportage, such as society news. Beginning in the 1880s, women journalists began forming press clubs and associations parallel to male-only organizations in order to promote professional prestige and provide camaraderie.13 In 1885, women from around the country formed the National Woman’s Press Association, soon renamed the International Woman’s Press Association.	cache/concept-276.pdf	txt/concept-276.txt