Meghan Murphy speaks with two activists fighting to keep male inmates out of women’s prisons, Jennifer Thomas and Amanda Stulman.
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In this episode, Meghan Murphys speaks with two activists fighting to keep male inmates out of women’s prisons
Meghan Murphy speaks with Director of the International Centre on Sexual Exploitation, Haley McNamara, about exploitation on Pornhub.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Andrea Heinz and Kathy King, authors of, “When Men Buy Sex: Who Really Pays?”
Many argue OnlyFans empowers women — ensuring they can work independently (and make a lot of money), but is it true?
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Alix Aharon about the realities behind platforms like OnlyFans and porn in the internet age.
Trans activists stopped Prof. Robert Wintemute’s talk, but started an international conversation.
Scottish women suffered major blow in December when the SNP government passed a bill that will allow anyone to get a gender recognition certificate through self-declaration without a diagnosis of “gender dysphoria”…
Marissa Darlingh is suing the Milwaukee Public School District after she was fired from her job as a school counselor for speaking out against gender identity ideology in schools at a rally.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Maryam Namazie, feminist, secularist, and human rights activist, about the uprisings she calls a “women’s revolution” in Iran.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with founder and CEO of Giggle, a female-only social network and app
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with the producer of a new documentary series looking at the disturbing truth about the pornography billions watch around the world.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Katy Worley, also known as DJ Lippy, about the argument that feminists must only ally with the left, not the right.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Abby Epstein and Holly Grigg-Spall about the profit motive compromising the pill and women’s health, and why women need to think more critically about hormonal birth control.
Most feminists don’t think of guns as a means to empower women — rather, we tend to see them as a danger. Antonia Okafor Cover, the founder and president of EMPOWERED, an…