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- Tags: Atlanta Georgia
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 Roberta Jackel
Tags: 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, ACLU, America Ferrera, anti-war movement, Ashley Judd, Atlanta Georgia, Atlanta Temple bombing, Bernie Sanders, Betsy DeVos, Bill Clinton, birth control, Cecile Richards, Civil Rights Movement, consciousness raising, D.C. Metro, democrats, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Environmental Defense, Facebook, Feminist Movement, Florynce Kennedy, Food Bank of East Alabama, Frederick Douglass, George W. Bush, Georgia State University, Gloria Steinem, Hillary Clinton, immigration, Indivisible, IUDs, Jane Fonda, Jewish, League of Women Voters, Lee County Humane Society, Madonna, March for Science, Margaret Sanger, Merrick Garland, Michael Moore, Mike Rogers, Obamacare, Pantsuit Nation, Planned Parenthood, pro-choice, pro-union, public school, pussy hats, racism, reproductive rights, republicans, Richard Shelby, Rochester New York, Roe v. Wade, Rush Limbaugh, Sandra Fluke, Scarlett Johansson, science is real, segregation, Seneca Falls New York, Susan B. Anthony, Tom Hayden, Twitter, University of Georgia, Washington D.C., Women in Law conference, Women Law Students Association, women's rights, Women's Suffrage