

Suburban Woman (w/ Dorothy Fortenberry)
Oct 29, 2020
In this engaging discussion, Dorothy Fortenberry, a writer for Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, shares insights on women’s roles in politics. Growing up in Washington, D.C. shaped her perspective on activism and community involvement. She tackles the complexities of identities within feminism, especially post-2016, while critiquing figures like Amy Coney Barrett. Fortenberry encourages the left to seize existing institutions and reflects on the importance of authenticity among female candidates. It’s a vibrant conversation that dives into the changing landscape of women in activism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Suburban Perspectives and Podcast Updates
02:01 • 1min
Appreciating Music and Anticipating Conversation
03:30 • 2min
Feminism, Identity, and Activism
05:48 • 24min
Resilience and Resistance: Reflections on Political Turbulence
29:33 • 26min
The Fragile Contract of Institutional Trust
55:47 • 2min
Navigating Gender and Politics: The Case of Amy Coney Barrett
57:19 • 24min
Exploring Themes of Community and Care in Music
01:21:45 • 5min