

The 2016 US Presidential Election
Nov 3, 2016
Cindy Sheehan, a peace activist known for her anti-war efforts after losing her son in Iraq, and Samantha Berg, a radical feminist journalist focused on combating prostitution and sex trafficking, discuss the feminist implications of the 2016 U.S. presidential election. They explore the struggles women face in a male-dominated political landscape and critique superficial political representation. The conversation emphasizes grassroots activism over electoral participation, questioning the effectiveness of female politicians in challenging patriarchal norms.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Protests, Violence, and Women's Rights: A Struggle for Justice
02:04 • 5min
Women, Politics, and Representation
06:59 • 6min
Candidates, Rights, and Gender in 2016 Politics
12:46 • 18min
Radical Feminism and Political Action
31:09 • 18min
Gender Identity Legislation: Balancing Rights and Safety
48:55 • 6min
Grief, Activism, and the Illusion of Democracy
55:10 • 22min
The Illusion of Empowerment
01:17:11 • 11min
Conclusion of the Seventh Edition: A Call for Participation and Support
01:28:40 • 3min