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WMC Live

May 20, 2016 | Rachel Simmons, Susan Ware, Manisha Sinha | Politics, Robin Morgan

WMC Live #168: Rachel Simmons, Susan Ware, Manisha Sinha. (Original Airdate 5/21/2016)

Robin on South American women pols: corruption or sexism? Guests: Rachel Simmons on empowering girls; Susan Ware debuts Click!, feminist history's online home; Manisha Sinha on how enslaved Africans led the abolition fight. Plus Surrealism Corner. Rachel Simmons: RachelSimmons.com » GirlsLeadership.org » Susan Ware: www.ClioHistory.org/Click » Manisha Sinha: The Slave's Cause: A History of Abolition on Amazon »

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