Like many of you, I was driven to "do something" after the 2016 election. The "something" I did was to launch the Electorette podcast. My aim with The Electorette was not to analyze every single tweet; nor to rant ad nauseum about just how unhinged the voice behind said tweets are. What I do want to accomplish is further the sense of community and strength experienced during the Women's Marches around the world, provide some solutions for getting out of this mess and to bring brilliant minds (lady minds) together, so that together we can move towards creating the open, welcoming democracy that we know America truly is. #TheFutureIsFemale
Jesse Mermell, Congressional Candidate in Massachusetts’ 4th District, discusses the importance of electing reproductive justice champions, her tenure as Head of External
Keep Reading
Page Gardner is the founder and president of the Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund, and its sister organization, the Voter Participation Center, an organization that hashelped 4.6 million voters register and get to the polls. Page Gardner was a pioneer in recognizing unmarried
Keep Reading
Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, of Texas’s 29th Congressional District, discusses Biden’s agenda for the Latino community, including his plans to expand healthcare access to undocumented immigrants, an increase in the minimum wage, and the
More
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, who served as Baltimore’s 49th mayor, discusses Biden’s agenda for the Black community, including his plans to address the wealth gap, increase homeownership, disproportionately high rates of Black maternal mortality,
MoreCongresswoman Veronica Escobar, discuss the DNC Convention and its focus on social justice, the historic nature of the Kamala Harris’s Vice Presidential nomination, and America’s gun violence crisis, and our “epidemic of hate.” Listen to
MoreIlyse Hogue, President of NARAL Pro-Choice America, discusses her new book “The Lie That Binds,” which thoroughly chronicles how abortion rights evolved from a nonpartisan, back-burner issue, to the central cause championed by
MoreDr. Wendy Osefo, is a progressive political commentator, the Founder and CEO of the 1954 Equity Project, and a Professor of Education at The Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Osefo has a weekly radio
More
Andrea Freeman, professor at the University of Hawaii, and author of the book “Skimmed: Breastfeeding, Race, and Injustice,” discusses the Fultz quadruplets, and their lifelong exploitation at the hands of their doctor, who sold
More
Jesse Mermell, Congressional Candidate in Massachusetts’ 4th District, discusses the importance of electing reproductive justice champions, her tenure as Head of External Affairs at Planned Parenthood, and how a conversation with Cecile Richards,
MoreDirector of Democracy for the Indivisible Project, Meagan Hatcher-Mays, discusses the recent vote in the House of Representatives to grant statehood to the District of Columbia. If the bill were to pass in the Senate,
MoreCynthia Choi, Co-Executive Director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, discusses the rising wave of discrimination and hostility directed toward Asian Americans, as well as how xenophobic rhetoric from elected officials, including from the
More
Alexis McGill Johnson, the President & CEO of Planned Parenthood, discusses the direction of the organization, including how they will continue to fight to strengthen reproductive healthcare, expand access to all, and create
More