Looking Back Moving Forward Podcast
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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD | Free Joan Little: Inside the New Documentary Exploring a Historic Self-Defense Case—and the Intersectional Activist Movement it Inspired
This conversation explores Richen’s journey to bringing Little’s history to the screen—and the urgency of telling her story at this particular moment in time.
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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD | The Feminist Fight For The Equal Rights Amendment Is Far From Over—and More Urgent Than Ever
Experts and advocates share what they’ve learned in 50-plus years of ERA activism, and how they’re fighting forward for full equality at the state and national level.
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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD | How Feminists are Breaking the Cycle of Gender-Based Violence and Harassment
This episode of “Looking Back, Moving Forward” traces 50-plus years of feminist writing and advocacy focused on naming, confronting, and preventing sexual harassment, rape culture and intimate partner violence—and the urgency of acknowledging the violence of patriarchy, white supremacy and other social forces in our everyday lives and building a future without fear.
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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD | Why Women Can’t Afford to Wait for a Feminist Economic Future
This episode of “Looking Back, Moving Forward” traces the transformation of women’s economic experiences over the last 50 years — zooming in on workplace discrimination, women’s unpaid domestic and care burdens, and the factors pushing women disproportionately into poverty.
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MS. MAGAZINE | Why Renee Bracey Sherman Wants You to Tell Your Abortion Story
In the second episode of “Looking Back, Moving Forward,” Bracey Sherman talked to me about the power of abortion storytelling, why confronting white supremacy is necessary to defend abortion access, and how we can all stand in solidarity with people who have had abortions.
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MS. MAGAZINE | The Personal Is Political for New Mexico Senator Angel Charley
As part of the first episode of the new Ms. Studios podcast Looking Back, Moving Forward, Charley talked to me about the urgency of diversity in political representation, her journey from activism to politics, and how she plans to hold the line against regressive policies in her state.
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LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD | How Feminists Have Redefined Democracy
My Ms. Studios podcast Looking Back, Moving Forward launched with a focus on women’s growing political power—and how feminists can and must shape the future of government, policy, and lawmaking.
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MS. MAGAZINE | Why Aimee Allison Still Believes in a Multiracial Feminist Democracy
The She the People founder believes women of color, and Black women especially, have a unique ability “to see through the lies and to embrace a justice vision”—and talked to me about why we need their leadership to confront the regressive politics of this moment.
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Introducing My New Podcast — Looking Back, Moving Forward!
The trailer for Looking Back, Moving Forward, my podcast with Ms. Studios, is here!
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