What Women’s Equality Day Means in 2019
What does the quest for gender equality look like in elections today?
Bossed Up · Emilie Aries
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Show Notes
Next Monday, August 26, is Women’s Equality Day in the US. So in today’s episode, I sit down with “professional feminist” and gender studies PhD Michelle Morket to take a look at how far we’ve come since August 26, 1920 when (some) women in the United States first won the right to vote, and assess how we’re measuring up.
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