June has become the season of rainbow-themed everything. Many queer activists lament that Pride has been co-opted by corporate interests, but Pride Month can also be a time to reflect […]
Bridging the Digital Divide for Girls and Youth of Color in STEM
“The problem is not these kids—the problem is a society that has a dynamic of competition and pushing out our very talented youth and telling them they don’t know anything, […]
Unpacking the Breastfeeding Debate
Parents and caregivers of infants are scrambling to find baby formula during the nationwide shortage. There is a lot at play here, including supply chain issues, exacerbated by the closure […]
“There Is Enough Feminism For Everyone”
Today on International Women’s Day and as the U.S. experiences a wave of anti-trans legislation, Tuesday host Ali Muldrow spends a powerful hour with Grayson Hunt. They have a wide-ranging […]
The Women Who Almost Made it to the Supreme Court
On the heels of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic nomination to the Supreme Court, Wednesday host Carousel Bayrd talks with law professor Hannah Brenner Johnson about her new co-authored book, […]
Shining a Light on Missing & Murdered Black Women
According to the National Crime Information Center, 268,884 girls and women were reported missing in the United States in 2020. More than 34% percent of those reported missing were Black, […]