Attorney Andrea J. Ritchie joins us to talk about how women of color are affected by police brutality.
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Attorney Andrea J. Ritchie joins us to talk about how women of color are affected by police brutality.
Read moreIbram X. Kendi joins us to talk about the intellectual justifications that lead to discriminatory policies.
Read moreCarol Anderson joins us to dissect the clash between white nationalists and counter-protesters that happened in Charlottesville and to talk about how we got to here.
Read moreYaba Blay talks to host Krys Boyd about the social hierarchies associated with skin tone.
Read moreRebecca Clarren joins us to talk about how cultural insensitivity, declining federal funding and other factors have led to an educational crisis among American Indians.
Read moreHeath Fogg Davis – a Temple University political scientist and transgender man – joins us to talk about the current issues facing the trans community.
Read moreLaura Beth Nielsen joins us to talk about navigating the tricky process of suing an employer – specifically on grounds of discrimination.
Read moreScience journalist Angela Saini joins us to talk about how gender bias has clouded our understanding of women.
Read moreBecky Aikman joins us to talk about the film’s unlikely path from script to screen – and about why more than 25 years later Hollywood is still gun shy when it comes to female-led casts.
Read moreSwanee Hunt joins us to talk about the lessons we can learn from the Rwandan women who helped rebuild the country after the 1994 genocide.
Read moreManal al-Sharif grew up in Mecca as a member of a fundamentalist family. She joins us to talk about being a feminist in a patriarchy.
Read moreSheryll Cashin joins us to talk about how the ruling in Loving v. Virginia continues to pave the way for a more inclusive society.
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