Trending: March 20th, 2015

Read popular articles from the web all in one place. This week we celebrated Women’s History Month by hearing from Melinda Gates about investing in women, learning from extraordinary women at SXSW, and witnessing some of the most powerful women in the same room at the same time (Nancy Pelosi, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, anyone?). NYC vowed to help 5,000 local women start their businesses, we weighed in on the woman we want to see on the $20 bill, and found that some really creative Utah teenagers brought attention to the gender wage gap in a way that only high schoolers can.

Melinda Gates: Why Hiring Women is Good for Business Fortune

Women Who Flip the Script at #SXSW Makers Women

The Best Way To Celebrate Women's History Month Is To Stare At This Photo Till March Is Over HuffPost Politics

New York City's Big Plan to Create 5,000 Female Entrepreneurs Fortune

Room for Debate: Putting a Woman on the $20 Bill NY Times

A Campaign to Get a Woman on the $20 Bill is Gaining Serious Traction Quartz 

Gender Equality Bake Sale Causes Stir at Utah High School Good4Utah

How to Talk About Gender Bias at Work TIME

At This Rate, American Women Won't See Equal Pay Until 2058 Washington Post

New Findings That Men are Evaluated on Potential and Women are Judged on Performance Fast Company

Here's a Simple Exercise That Can Help You Think Through any Big Decision Business Insider

I'm a 12-year-old Girl. Why Don't the Characters in My Apps Look Like Me? Washington Post

Why Everything You Think You Know About Diversity Training is Wrong FastCompany 

The Ultimate List of Women Investors that Blog Medium