Ep. #14–Votes, Rights And Fights (Part 2)
Part 2 concludes this series focusing on the history of women’s rights in the U.S., this time delving into the history of Hispanic/Latina and Asian American women in particular.
27 Maalis 202539min
Ep. #13–Votes, Rights and Fights—A Brief History of Women’s Rights in America [Part I]
Today’s episode is part one of a series focusing on the history of women’s rights in America. Part 1 revolves around Black and Native & Indigenous women’s history specifically, and how this unique his...
13 Maalis 20251h 1min
Ep. #12 — Double Duty: The Second Shift & The Hidden Labor of Working Women
Happy Women’s History Month! In today’s episode, we’re diving into a concept that is deeply familiar to many women: “the second shift”, a term coined by sociologist Arlie Hochschild in 1989. Enjoy! ❤️...
7 Maalis 202545min
Ep. 11: Human Trafficking’s Impact on Black Women & Girls
In today’s episode, we break down the stats & facts on human trafficking, while examining the unique impact of trafficking on Black women and girls in the United States.
28 Helmi 202556min
Ep. 10: Femicide
During today’s episode, we’ll be talking about a global epidemic targeting women and girls: femicide. Note: this episode contains uncomfortable, potentially triggering language. Listener discretion is...
21 Helmi 202552min
Ep. 9: From Pet to Threat: Navigating Black Womanhood In The Workplace
In this episode, we explore the Black feminist phenomenon of “From Pet to Threat”, a theory coined and created by university professor and psychology expert Dr. Kecia M. Thomas.
14 Helmi 202558min
Ep. 8: Thank Black Women: How Black Feminism Is The Unsung Hero of American History
“You can thank Black women for that” is my motto going forward. Happy Black History Month my loves! 🖤❤️💚 This episode talks about the importance of the Black feminist movement, and how Black feminis...
7 Helmi 202545min
Ep. 7: The Coochie Clash: How Class Impacts a Woman’s Reproductive Decisions
In today’s episode, I talk about my new sociological theory: a woman’s class has a greater impact on her reproductive decisions than her race, income, educational level, ethnicity, religion, or geogra...
31 Tammi 202540min
