Whitney Wolfe Herd, who built Bumble into a $765 million company, is hiring someone else to run the app for the first time

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Facebook is sued for gender bias in job ads, abortion rights activists look to the next fight, and Whitney Wolfe Herd hands off responsibility at Bumble for the first time. Have a great weekend.

- Match made. Since founding Bumble in 2014, Whitney Wolfe Herd has been synonymous with the platform. Her leadership of the app, which urges women to "make the first move," has been critical to the brand's growth.