Season 2, Episode 3
Across the world, the role of women, in economics, politics, religion and culture are evolving and often contentious. Many see as one of the greatest fault lines, and most dangerous flash points, in global affairs today as incomprehensible unless one looks at that divide through the prism of conflicting values about the role of women.
And, of course, in 2016, the United States elected a man who, at the very least, has controversial views about women, which many find repugnant, instead of the first female presidential nominee of a major party, a woman who many argued was among the most qualified people ever to seek the office. Panelists discuss what does feminism mean in the age of Trump.
Guests:
Carrie Lukas, Managing Director, Independent Women's Forum
Jarune Uwujaren, Editor, Daily Progressive
Manal Omar, Associate V.P., Center for Middle East and Africa, U.S. Institute of Peace
Gayatri Spivak, Professor of Humanities, Columbia University
