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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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Is this a turning point in national politics?
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Trump’s support among non-college voters and the impact of anti-DEI orders on women & Black leaders.
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Major study questions the link between social media and teen mental health.
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Women now dominate higher education as many young women express frustration and consider leaving US
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Exploring weight loss pill's societal impact and AI Slop's influence on media quality and culture.
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Women use masculine profiles for job visibility, and UN debates female leadership.
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Robots are transforming IVF, could make fertility treatments faster, cheaper, and more accessible.
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Discover how these changes are shaping the future of work and what it means
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Using empathy and conversation to bridge political divides and reduce hostility.
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Tariffs strain families; women face more leave challenges than men
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Explore Juana Azurduy's legacy with two experts
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Women live longer due to various factors; telehealth reduces abortion travel despite access threats