Kara Dansky, a lawyer and board member of the Women’s Liberation Front, and Ann Menasche, a founding member of Feminists in Struggle, engage in a thought-provoking debate on strategies for women’s liberation. They explore the intersection of left and right ideologies, critique recent global threats to women's rights, and advocate for grassroots feminism. The conversation also touches on the challenges of gender identity politics and emphasizes the importance of maintaining clear feminist messaging amidst political divisions. Celebrating three years of community-driven activism, their dialogue is both inspiring and essential.

Kara Dansky, a spokesperson for the Women's Liberation Front (WoLF), delves into the legal challenges against policies affecting women's spaces. She discusses the implications of the Obama administration's changes to Title IX, highlighting concerns for women's safety and privacy. Dansky differentiates between sex and gender, raising alarms about the potential risks when men enter female-only spaces. She also reflects on her personal journey with trans ideology and the societal constructs of gender and race that contribute to oppression.