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To The Contrary
March 16, 2012
Season 21
Episode 1
The Arizona legislature hears two bills that would limit women's access to contraception and prenatal testing results, a new documentary, 'Bully,' is rated 'R,' and one Michigan teen hopes to change that, in this election year, a new initiative seeks to get more women involved in all levels of politics and from all backgrounds.
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Anxiety over Trump's anti-DEI policy and boys sliding back on some indicators
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EA Hanks, daughter of Tom Hanks, explores family secrets in new memoir ''The 10.''
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Trump deports American children & reversal on important study.
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House passes SAVE act & SCOTUS considers religious freedom case
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We explore the topic with Jules Edwards from the AWNN and Prof. Gina Rippon
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Mental illnesses and conditions such as ADHD, and how misinformation about it spreads
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New standards for military, and Dems overperform in special elections
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A new study reveals Gen Z chooses safety as their top priority by an overwhelming margin.
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The uncertain state of the economy and accusations of East African workers abused
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Girl Up empowers girls globally
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Republican women get more guns, ChatGPT competes with therapists
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We preview the new film Just Like You: Anxiety and Depression