Yseult and Hannah discuss efforts to center white grievances in racial discourse in their latest episode.

Yseult and Hannah discuss the Meghan and Harry Oprah interview, as well as common mistakes allies make on social media. If you like this episode, subscribe to Kinswomen and leave a review! Sign up for our Course for Anti-Racist Entrepreneurs at https://www.kinswomenpodcast.com/classes/p/the-course-for-anti-racist-entrepreneurs

Yseult and Hannah sit down with journalist, digital organizer, and Director of the Atlanta Resistance Revival chorus Carlisa Johnson to discuss the power of music in protest. 

The Kinswomen talk with HiVi founder Eunice Kim about her journey from being an assimilating, first-generation South Korean to the founder of a California cannabis collective aimed at creating equity in the Green Rush.

Rochelle Ritchie talks about her career as a political analyst and journalist, why she prefers going on Fox News, and how white liberals have taken over the BLM movement.

On the eve of learning the final results of the election, Hannah and Yseult talk about the unsurprising but disappointing support for Trump from white women, the unfair responsibility of women of color to be the country's moral compass, and the road ahead.

Dr. Shah sits with the Kinswomen to discuss her new book "You're the Only One I've Told - The Stories Behind Abortion." She offers real talk about reproductive rights (that may seem radical, even to liberal women) and shares how Jainism influences her work.

Arianna joins the Kinswomen to talk about her identity as a biracial Black and Latina women, her career trajectory from Gayle King's assistant to the director of OprahMag.com, and her inspiring new book: What Would Frida Do? A Guide To Living Boldly.