Big jobs numbers, but surprise, surprise -- the rich got richer during the pandemic year. Anita also analyzes Biden's infrastructure policy and how he plans to pay for it. Plus, "White Lives Matter" rallies are planned for Southern California.
Anita defines "cancel culture" and what it means to be "woke." The dictionary is changing as is our language, but are these terms being misused strictly for political purposes?
Watching the trial of George Floyd's killer is pure anguish and the defense is pathetic. Anita also looks at the "tyranny of the minority" regarding voting, representation, and guns.
Mass killings in Boulder, Colorado, and Atlanta, Georgia highlight not only a gun problem but also a racial discrimination issue. Anita discusses possible solutions, and how the Biden Administration is doing so far.
Vaccinations can keep you out of the hospital and alive as cases are rising again in more than half of the states. Anita also talks about how women are doing overall as Women's History Month comes to an end.
Anita looks at what the Biden administration has done so far, including his foreign policy outreach and the Corona virus. Then, what's with the "macho" culture keeping men, Republican men, from getting the vaccine?
Women's History Month and the U.S. is #18 on the list of best countries in which to be working woman. Plus women were written out of scientific history, but some are making history right now, and there's other news you may have missed.
Anita Rufus evaluates the Biden Administration after half of the first 100 days has come. Lots to cover beyond the historic Covid Relief Bill. And who is the GOP appealing to when they all vote against a popular policy?
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About Anita Rufus Show
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On radio and online since the early-1990s as the Lovable Liberal, Anita Rufus is an award-winning talk show host who separates policy from politics. She leads a provocative dialogue about the issues making headlines with a viewpoint rarely presented in traditional talk radio every Sunday. Politics is the art of getting things done through people over whom you have no direct control. Anita believes that when we can all understand what an issue is about, and can separate the policy from the politics, we can then have at least the possibility of a reasonable outcome.
Raised in Southern California, Rufus is a J.D. legal scholar, M.A. educator, and has been involved for over 50 years in civil rights, women’s rights, and all public issues relating to equal treatment and protection of constitutional rights. Her past experience includes being corporate executive, non-profit leader, political activist, columnist, Congressional candidate, and mother/sister/daughter/wife.