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Female brewers across the country are speaking out and saying the craft beer industry is filled with sexism and discrimination towards women. Their stories are leading to change. It started two weeks ago with a question on Instagram from Brienne Allan, a female brewer in Massachusetts. "What sexist comments have you experienced?" Allan asked on her Instagram page. Women brewers across the country sent in hundreds of replies. "Me: standing on top.
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Female brewers across the country are speaking out and saying the craft beer industry is filled with sexism and discrimination towards women. Their stories are leading to change.
It started two weeks ago with a question on Instagram from Brienne Allan, a female brewer in Massachusetts. What sexist comments have you experienced? Allan asked on her Instagram page.
Women brewers across the country sent in hundreds of replies. Me: standing on top of a ladder. A guy from behind the bar: Watch out for that glass ceiling up there! said one anonymous post.
Ah, the power of a newly renovated property in Palm Beach.
In January 2020, businessman Richard A. Graciano Jr. and his wife, Debra White Dove Graciano, bought a house at 120 Clarendon Ave. for a price recorded at just under $10 million. The couple then embarked on a substantial update of the residence, which was built in 2001.
And now they have flipped the property for $22.713 million, the price recorded Monday at the Palm Beach County Courthouse.
The buyer was Florida limited liability company named after the property’s address and managed by West Palm Beach attorney Paul Krasker, according to the deed and state business records.
Ah, the power of a newly renovated property in Palm Beach.
In January 2020, businessman Richard A. Graciano Jr. and his wife, Debra White Dove Graciano, bought a house at 120 Clarendon Ave. for a price recorded at just under $10 million. The couple then embarked on a substantial update of the residence, which was built in 2001.
And now they have flipped the property for $22.713 million, the price recorded Monday at the Palm Beach County Courthouse.
The buyer was Florida limited liability company named after the property’s address and managed by West Palm Beach attorney Paul Krasker, according to the deed and state business records.