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Christina Kelly is editor-in-chief of Grok Nation. Christina started her career as a writer and editor for the seminal teen magazine Sassy. She went on to write for many publications and was then a founding editor of Jane and editor-in-chief of ELLEgirl and ym.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaks softly but gets it done
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