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To The Contrary
October 5, 2012
Season 21
Episode 30
The Supreme Court gets ready to hear its first affirmative action case in almost a decade, brought by a white female against the University of Texas; Despite having 24 million eligible voters, Latino/as are not expected to show up in November; An in-depth look at the rise of women as fighters and leaders in Mexicos most notorious drug cartels.
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Women live longer due to various factors; telehealth reduces abortion travel despite access threats
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Breast cancer detection innovation, comedians face backlash, and Tilly Norwood controversy
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Explore the hidden dangers of dating apps
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Women’s rights today & youth views on marriage/parenting
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This demographic shift has big societal impacts.
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Women quit jobs; young Democrats push relatable candidates amid party struggles.
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Exploring fast fashion's impact on the environment and consumer power for change.
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Remote work widens gender gap; DEI shifts to safer topics under pressure.
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Pope Leo XIV's papacy sparks debate on gender, race & LGBTQ issues in the Catholic Church.
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We discuss the use of force in the political arena, plus how women are perceived.
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Why many women avoid the gym and what may need to change to make fitness spaces feel safe for all.
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Anxiety over Trump's anti-DEI policy and boys sliding back on some indicators