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May 14 2009, Thord Hedengren

Double X is a new blog - sorry, web magazine - for women, or at least that’s what they’re aiming at, spun out of Slate blog The XX Factor. Jessica Grose, of Jezebel fame, is the managing editor, and she founded the new venture along with autho

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