the activist tarana burke describes her as a truth teller and builder of movements. we have seen that with her work with a nonprofit she founded to close the gender gap in technology. her commitment to technology helped her launch a national movement to center her commitment to economic recovery and her policy that supports moms. gender equality is at the heart of this. the pandemic made it clear to her and millions of women that workplaces were never built for working mothers to have a fair chance and that is why we saw historic number of women leave their jobs in 2021, highlighting that it is the system that needs to be fixed. they offer a plan to educate corporate leaders, advocate for policy reform and reimagine our workplaces. she will be having this conversation with the executive editor of the washington post, the first woman to lead the 140 four-year-old news organization. previously, she was the executive editor and senior vp of the associated press. later we will ta
let s bring them in first. first ladies first. always first. welcome, lady hubbard. lady she is, of course mo talked about literary geniuses. well, we have one here, author of last suspicious hold out the rib king and our novel, the talented. and she s won a lot of awards as. well, thank you for joining us. also here is ebrahim kendi. we got a lot to talk about. patel from the beginning how to be an anti-racist. anti-racist baby s making all of the news. he s here all the awards, bestsellers, blah, blah. yes, maurice, carlos ruffin of the ones who don t say they love you, and his debut novel, the caste, we cast a shadow of definitely have a rousing conversation. him and my birthday twin. why i left him last. mr. literally we are twins birthday. twins kevin powell, author of many, many books, including the education of kevin powell and his latest when we free the world. is that our responsibility? well, we re going to talk about that. let me welcome the panelists. thank you. t