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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 days 19 hours 4 minutes
episode 31: What’s It Like to Be a Red-State Abortion Doctor Post-Roe?
Legal uncertainty reigns as Republican states rush to ban abortion procedures.
episode 32: Aboard the Trump Train
Inexplicably, Trump allowed a camera crew to follow him around throughout his 2020 campaign and well past January 6. Here's what they saw.
episode 33: Democrats Could Codify Roe
If Democrats can add a single seat in the Senate and hold their majority in the House in the midterm elections, they could actually write Roe v. Wade into law. Tom Bonier is a data analyst who dives deep on the shocking surge of women registering to vote in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision. Brandi Calvert is a Kansas real estate agent who became a key leader in the fight to defend abortion rights in Kansas...
episode 34: When the Uneasy Democratic Coalition Shares a Neighborhood
When Helena Andrews-Dyer joined a local mom group in her gentrifying Washington, D.C., neighborhood, she found that being one of the only Black mothers in the mix gave her a new outlook on race and motherhood. In her new book, “The Mamas,” she chronicles the socioeconomic and racial tensions lurking beneath the surface of her relationships with white liberal parents.
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