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Plane and car crash testing is still designed to keep men safe. That puts women in danger

  • Written by Natasha Heap, Program Director for the Bachelor of Aviation, University of Southern Queensland
Plane and car crash testing is still designed to keep men safe. That puts women in dangerKarl Baron/Flickr/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY

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