#47-23 Truth To Power … Women journalists vs. censorship
The most dangerous jobs in journalism involve reporting on wrongdoing of governments, corporations, and major criminals in one’s own country.
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
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#46-23 Structural Adjustment … an economic tool to exploit women
Structural Adjustment is the name of an economic regime imposed mainly on less developed countries that enforces drastic cuts to
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#45-23 Power Race Sex … Power: Is It a Sexual Thing?
A dynamic event titled “Power: Is It a Sexual Thing?” closed the National Association of Black Journalists conference in 1991.
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#44-23 Accented English … unfairly stigmatized
Why people whose first language is not English have different accents; how reactions to that affect immigrants’ lives. Speakers:Rosina Lippi-Green PhD
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#43-23 Global Homelessness … its causes
Human displacement and homelessness keep growing and growing. In a “parable” of uncertain attribution, there’s a community struggling to save
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#42-23 HIV-affected Children … and their mothers, on the Kenya coast
For 2024, UNAIDS has chosen the theme “Let Communities Lead.” In this program, you hear from children and their mothers
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#41-23 The Global Gag Rule … Is Making a Comeback
Republicans in the US Congress are refusing to re-authorize HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention funding abroad unless the global gag rule
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#40-23 Superheroines and our Psyches … fictional figures mess with our minds
Lacanian psychoanalyst Hilda Fernandez talks with Frieda Werden about our relationships with superheroines and superheroes, and how those can play
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#39-23 Robin Morgan on Ms. … and Clarence Thomas
From the WINGS archive, 1991: Then-Editor-In-Chief of Ms. Magazine Robin Morgan describes the fruitless struggle to get revelations about Clarence
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#38-23 Indian Boarding Schools … part of a pattern of violence in North America
US Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, first Native American cabinet secretary, set in motion an investigation into the history
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