In the podcast's finale, Terry O'Neill reflects more about what equality means, and how we can best achieve it.  "Equality, to me, would mean that historically marginalized people would be seen, and heard, and respected, and supported, no less than the privileged and powerful. When I say marginalized people, I mean communities of color, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and in particular women within those communities."

In the podcast's finale, Terry O'Neill reflects more about what equality means, and how we can best achieve it. "Equality, to me, would mean that historically marginalized people would be seen, and heard, and respected, and supported, no less than the privileged and powerful. When I say marginalized people, I mean communities of color, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and in particular women within those communities."

In the podcast's finale, Terry O'Neill reflects more about what equality means, and how we can best achieve it.&nbsp; "Equality, to me, would mean that historically marginalized people would be seen, and heard, and respected, and supported, no less than the privileged and powerful. When I say marginalized people, I mean communities of color, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and in particular women within those communities."

Podcast Finale: What Equality Looks Like To Me

This is a podcast about redefining equality using an intersectional feminist lens. Through conversations with feminist and progressive leaders, we will examine the barriers faced by women of all identities in their societies, workplaces, and homes, as well as opportunities to make lasting change.

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Podcast Finale: What Equality Looks Like To Me

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