Quietly, steadily, one of the great equality stories of our time.
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Quietly, steadily, one of the great equality stories of our time. % of women globally who can read and write has climbed from 61% in 1976 to 85% today. Huge strides for both sexes. Still not equal - but closer than ever.
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Quietly, steadily, one of the great equality stories of our time. % of women globally who can read and write has climbed from 61% in 1976 to 85% today. Huge strides for both sexes. Still not equal - but closer than ever.
via @beautifulnews
@infobeautiful @beautifulnews I wonder how that splits out per country
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Quietly, steadily, one of the great equality stories of our time. % of women globally who can read and write has climbed from 61% in 1976 to 85% today. Huge strides for both sexes. Still not equal - but closer than ever.
via @beautifulnews
@infobeautiful At first I thought that showed male literacy declining because I didn't realize the X axis changes direction in the center.
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@infobeautiful At first I thought that showed male literacy declining because I didn't realize the X axis changes direction in the center.
@aaron right? This vis is stupid. @infobeautiful
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@infobeautiful At first I thought that showed male literacy declining because I didn't realize the X axis changes direction in the center.
@aaron @infobeautiful Yeah, I was wondering about the graph at first and… why not just have two lines use the same horizontal axis? It would then be MUCH easier to see the gap at any given point along the chart.
Information may be beautiful. But clear, well-presented information is even more beautiful!
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@infobeautiful At first I thought that showed male literacy declining because I didn't realize the X axis changes direction in the center.
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Quietly, steadily, one of the great equality stories of our time. % of women globally who can read and write has climbed from 61% in 1976 to 85% today. Huge strides for both sexes. Still not equal - but closer than ever.
via @beautifulnews
@infobeautiful @beautifulnews Probably one of the worst ways to visualize this
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Who the hell puts two X axes in opposite direction on a graph ???
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@infobeautiful @beautifulnews Probably one of the worst ways to visualize this
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Who the hell puts two X axes in opposite direction on a graph ???@Whidou @infobeautiful @beautifulnews I was all ready to be upset before I read this comment. WTF are these axes
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