We get rageful even hearing Donald Trump's voice on the damn radio. Amy and Sarah vents some grief and anger over the election, talk about the role of white supremacy in the vote, and discuss the tough work ahead.

We are here to make the future less terrible. Writer and photographer Margaret Jacobsen explains how she speaks frankly with her kids about pretty much everything, including her open relationship. Everyone is Gay co-founder Kristin Russo shares ideas for discussing queer identities with kids of all ages. A dozen Popaganda listeners call in with stories of one thing they each do to help raise a future generation of feminists. Oh, and host Sarah Mirk phones her parents.

Music for this show is by Flock of Dimes. 

Technology is terrifying, right? At least it is in BBC series Black Mirror, which tells surreal and unsettling stories about how humans and technology interact. Also, we discuss the way race plays a big role in the way protesters are treated at Standing Rock and in the recent acquittal of seven right-wing militia members who occupied federal land in Eastern Oregon. Plus: love for Outlander and Ava Duvernay.

An exploration of the ways we see and discuss abortion, with sociologist Gretchen Sisson and writer Renee Bracey Sherman.

Music for today's show by the band Tacocat.

Tips and stories about making space for yourself in white- and male-dominated spaces, with life advice from Feminist Fight Club author Jessica Bennett and About Race podcast co-host Anna Holmes.