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- Tags: 2016 presidential election
Interview with Victoria Skelton
Tags: 2016 presidential election, abortion, Affordable Care Act, America Ferrera, anarchists, Ashley Judd, Bernie Sanders, Betsy DeVos, birth control, Bishop Desmond Tutu, border wall, D.C. Metro, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, democrats, Dodd-Frank, Donald Trump, Emma Watson, Facebook, fascism, feminism, Fish Camp, Fox News, gay rights, health care, Hillary Clinton, Hobby Lobby, House of Cards, immigration, Leslie Knope, LGBTQ rights, Madonna, MAGA, Make America Great Again, Mary Kitts, Nazis, Parks and Rec, privilege, protest posters, pussy hats, republicans, safety, sex education, Texas, Texas A&M, Trump inauguration, Uber, women's rights
Interview with Shanna Brodbeck
Tags: 2016 presidential election, Academy for Academics and Arts, Al Gore, Auburn City Fest, Baltimore Maryland, Bernie Sanders, Birmingham Alabama, Birmingham march, black lives matter, blue lives, Christianity, climate change, College Station, College Station Texas, counter-protesters, Dan Rather, Donald Trump, Emory University, Facebook, Fear, Free the Hops, Fulda Germany, gay rights, George W. Bush, Germany, gerrymandering, Grissom High School, health care, Hillary Clinton, homebrew, Honors College, Huntsville Alabama, Huntsville High School, independent, Iraq War, League of Women Voters, Leipzig Germany, LGBT, LGBTQ rights, Loyola University, MAGA, Make America Great Again, Mike Rogers, military family, Montessori, Nazis, NPR, Obamacare, Office of Accessibility, Pantsuit Nation, Pinterest, Planned Parenthood, police brutality, protest posters, racial justice, redistricting, refugee ban, Richard Shelby, safety, Steve Bannon, Tiergarten, tornadoes, transgender equality, transgender students, Trinity Lutheran, UAB, unity, voter registration, women's rights, World War II
Interview with Julianne (Julie) Garner
Tags: 2016 presidential election, Atlanta Georgia, Barack Obama, Bernie bros, Betty Friedan, black lives matter, Center for Civil and Human Rights, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Civil Rights Institute, Clemson University, climate change, democrats, Donald Trump, feminazis, feminism, Fixin France, foreign exchange, Fulbright, gay rights, George W. Bush, graduate school, harassment, Heather M. Haley, Hillary Clinton, Hwacheon South Korea, Jessica Valenti, John Lewis, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kochi Japan, LGBT, LGBTQ rights, love is love, Mental Health, New Jersey, Osama bin Laden, patriotism, Planned Parenthood, poverty, protest posters, public history, refugees, republicans, science is real, secondary education, September 11th, Trump inauguration, Verona Hillbillies, Verona New Jersey, women's rights, women's rights are human rights
Interview with Mary Kitts
Tags: 2016 presidential election, ACLU, Angela Davis, antifa, Auburn women, Cameron Esposito, congresswomen, democrats, Donald Trump, Emma Watson, feminism, Fox News, gay rights, George W. Bush, Gloria Steinem, Hillary Clinton, intersectionality, Janelle Monáe, Leslie Knope, LGBTQ rights, Madonna, Marco Rubio, Mitt Romney, Muslim ban, non-violence, Occupy Movement, Parks and Rec, Planned Parenthood, poverty and wealth disparity, privilege, protest posters, pussy hats, rape culture, refugees, republicans, resistance, safety, Sally Yates, sexism, sexual assault, sexual double standard, Social justice, Sophie Cruz, Tallahassee, transgender equality, Trump inauguration, Uber, Victoria Skelton, Washington D.C., Westboro Baptist Church, white women voters, women in politics, women's rights