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How I use statistics and my law degree to fight human-rights abuses

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TL;DR - A profile of statistician and lawyer Mary Gray highlights her decades-long use of quantitative analysis to challenge human-rights abuses and gender discrimination.

Gray exposed gender discrimination in US academics’ retirement benefits roughly 50 years ago.
Her work combines statistical expertise, legal training, and social-justice advocacy.
The excerpt provides no specific statistical methods or new research findings.

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How I use statistics and my law degree to fight human-rights abuses

Nature Rachel Crowell 2026-07-30 doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02079-2

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TL;DR - A profile of statistician and lawyer Mary Gray highlights her decades-long use of quantitative analysis to challenge human-rights abuses and gender discrimination.

Gray exposed gender discrimination in US academics’ retirement benefits roughly 50 years ago.
Her work combines statistical expertise, legal training, and social-justice advocacy.
The excerpt provides no specific statistical methods or new research findings.

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