To The Contrary

We continue our Woman Thought Leader Series with Irene Bueno, who shares her thoughts on the priorities and challenges of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States. She covers topics from stereotypes and discrimination to healthcare, leadership and representation. Irene served in the Clinton Administration and is a co-founder of the Nueva Vista Group (NVG).

We speak with Equal Means Equal's Kamala Lopez about the possible passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.

Rep. Donna Shalala, a recently sworn in member of the 116th Congress is no stranger to politics. In this week's Woman Thought Leader series, we talk to Rep. Shalala about her legislative plans for Florida under the Trump administration.

Check out our conversation with Planned Parenthood's Dr. Leana Wen

Women's March 2019: Organizers cow to march on with this year's edition amid controversy. Ageism: Millions of Americans forced into retirement because of this insidious bias. PANEL: Frmr. Rep. Donna Edwards, Megan Beyer, Jennifer Higgins, Sabrina Schaeffer

The 116th Congress: An historic amount of women was sworn into office this week. How will the new face of the Congress change the political atmosphere? Bernie Sanders: After apologizing for overlooking sexual misconduct among staffers during his campaign trail, will Sen. Sanders run for President?

Tala Hadavi and Yeong-Ung Yang bring us an intimate portrait of a mother trying to overcome personal demons and prove she deserves a second chance.

Filmmaker Jim Theres tells the story of America's first female soldiers. In 1918 the U.S. Army Signal Corps sent 223 women to France as telephone operators to help win the Great War. But you've probably never heard of them. Now you will!