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Ladies and gentlemen please welcome 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee and founder of rise, amanda. [applause] and the reason we are all heree tonight, gloria steinem. [cheering] [cheering] oh my gosh. Why. You need no introduction. [cheering] i am so excited. I am excited. [laughter] this is a woman that wants to fly in space. [cheering] i am a super nerd but foremost an activist, a rape survivor and so thrilled to be here. I wouldnt be where i am today if it were not for you. [cheering] this is the woman used her experience to help others to achieve legislation. Im glad to welcome you all to the Book Club Discussion series for the hearing impaired audience members for smartphones and tablet and for those of you that aretpf using cart, please n off the sound on your mobile device and for all others, please turn off all electronic devices. Okay i just want to start off before we dive into the discussion today on your wonderful book i want to share the first time i saw you at the 2017 women
rights cases and the recent quote draft opinion indicating majority of justices would overturn roe v wade hosted by the university law center, this is about 2 hours. at georgetown, today we are talking about the history of reproductive rights with a distinct panel. my name is victoria nurse, professor of law and i run in institute on congress, what does congress have to do with it? we will learn about the relationship between court and legislation today. we have some very distinguished guests including one of georgetown s own, brad snyder who will introduce the panel for me today. is a guggenheim winner and author of a new book on felix frankfurter who will play a role in today s discussion on the history of reproductive rights over to brad to introduce the panel. thanks, great to be here. what an amazing dream team we have in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2,008 book which everybody should now go on and by, the last
Working for a consulting firm. Paralegalighted as a her interests include eating, drinking, and spending as much time as possible. She is currently at work on the cookbook, which captures the flavors and history of new york since new yorks history. Here with us tonight, the founder and president of the bella leadership institute. With a mission to inspire young women and girls to lead the andre, to Institute Works professional mentoring from High School Girls and collegelevel women. For lobbyist and candidate elected office, she has been a professional involved in many fields, including politics, economics, urban development, and human rights. An assistant professor in the Africana Studies department and the director of the brooklyn womens activism at Brooklyn College and she is currently completing her manuscript. Black womans politics in the postcivil rights era. She holds a doctorate in africanamerican studies from Northwestern University with a specialization in race, politics and
We envision america, freedom, opportunity, and prosperity. We are pleased to honor those who expand the values we stand for and we are pleased today to feature a discussion of one of the leaders of the movement, Phyllis Schlafly. National outreach to conservative groups, policy institutions, other leadership organizations. Served as secretary of National Resources for the commonwealth ,f virginia and the cabinet senator george allen, a senior official in the reagan association, and director of his cabinet office, she became a special assistant then served as undersecretary for the department of interior. The subject of the program today, she has been a staunch advocate for conservative i deals and values and serves for numerous organizations and associations advancing the. Onservative movement [applause] ladies and atomic, my colleague. Becky thank you. Let me add my welcome to all of you who are here and those of you watching on television. This is the book. I first met Phyllis Schlaf