Cheryl L. Neely
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71 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 22 Jul
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We still have this idea that it is a romantic gesture for a father to walk his daughter down the aisle and the minister to say, who giveth this woman to this man?
We give away property.
We're still giving our daughters that we own to her next owner, her husband.
I think that women are still seen as property in this country.
And I think that's why we don't necessarily do what we need to do or take the resources necessary to protect them and prevent femicide from occurring at the rate that it does today.
Coming up after the break.
But, you know, it's interesting that you pointed out that women were laughing and that women support these messages because they do.
They make up the majority of the electorate, but yet they put men in power that are constantly eroding women's rights.
Stick around.
But, you know, it's interesting that you pointed out that women were laughing and that women support these messages because they do.
They make up the majority of the electorate, but yet they put men in power that are constantly eroding women's rights.
We have a rollback, a full rollback on abortion rights, reproductive rights of women.
We had two elections where women could have become president of the United States.
White women didn't want that.
So when we talk about this type of inequality, we also have to look at the fact that women are not voting in a way that is for their best security.
I tend to be pessimistic about these things.
We talk about solutions.
I'm almost reminded, like James Baldwin said, you know, my job isn't to tell you how to fix it.
My job is to bear witness to it, to hold up a mirror and show you who you are as a nation.
So when it comes to solutions.
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