HeyJaredFeminism, Fascism, and the Future
This podcast was born out of fear of the future and out of a deep and abiding belief that feminism can save us. We are hoping these episodes will motivate you to organize and fight back as feminists for all marginalized bodies, which is to say, the bodies targeted by fascism.
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We Read a Book! Reproductive Justice, Queerly (opens the original)
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In this episode we speak with Dr. Carly Thomsen, author of Reproductive Justice, Queerly. I n this book, Dr. Thomsen shows us just how productive queer and feminist theory can be in creating a more feminist future for all of us.
We Read a Book! Women in Power (opens the original)
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In this episode of We Read a Book! Bianca and Laurie speak with Linda Robinson about her new book, Women in Power: Fighting for Democracy in the Age of Authoritarianism . Linda, an award winning journalist and foreign policy expert, tells the depressing story of how authoritarian and deeply misogynistic movements are pushing women out of political power and how, despite all this, some women are changing their countries and even the world.
We Talk to Really Smart People: Judith Levine (opens the original)
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In this episode of "We Talk to Really Smart People" we speak with author, journalist and fierce feminist Judith Levine about what she's thinking about fascism and how we can resist it. Have a listen, get inspired, and READ Judith.
We Talk to Really Smart People: Maya Rupert (opens the original)
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In this episode of We Talk to Really Smart People, we talk with Maya Rupert, progressive political strategist, author and yes even occasional podcaster. Maya has the experience, the political imagination, and the can-do spirit we need right now. So have a listen, buy her book, and vote. It is not all we have to do, but it is something we must do if we want to create a more just and feminist future.
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