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Today I talked about my Papa’s life in the car. We talked about his life, childhood, kids, memories, and favorite things in his life. I had 14 questions to ask him but he had short answers so I had to...
Mara and Ana Cecilia are two dynamic Mexican-American cousins and impassioned advocates for feminism who delve into the depths of feminist theory and explore the profound societal impacts of sex-based oppression. Through candid dialogue, they share insights into how their...
Today I talked about my Papa’s life in the car. We talked about his life, childhood, kids, memories, and favorite things in his life. I had 14 questions to ask him but he had short answers so I had to...
Mara and Ana Cecilia are two dynamic Mexican-American cousins and impassioned advocates for feminism who delve into the depths of feminist theory and explore the profound societal impacts of sex-based oppression. Through candid dialogue, they share insights into how their...
I got the chance to interview a very good friend of mine, and got to learn more about her family
I got to interview my great-aunt Iris this Thanksgiving, and she shared stories with me about her having a buisness at a young age.
[Recorded: September 23, 2022] Emily (20) and Dennis (76) record a One Small Step Conversation in Charlottesville, VA. Emily is a second-year student at the University of Virginia and shares a passion for issues of food insecurity and homelessness. Dennis...
Ann willaims, UB class of 1975 talks about her experiences with the women’s college and in women’s activism
Mara and Ana Cecilia are two dynamic Mexican-American cousins and impassioned advocates for feminism who delve into the depths of feminist theory and explore the profound societal impacts of sex-based oppression. Through candid dialogue, they share insights into how their...
Joyce Patterson-Rogers (85) remembers her daughter, Meredith, with her son Norm Rooker (64). Norm reflects on the different experiences that led him to choose a career as a paramedic and firefighter and Joyce shares about her radical feminist past.