Today, we continue with our conversation about the Ku Klux Klan, the history of hate in America, and why we're seeing the current resurgence of hate groups. 

Today, we're doing the first of two episodes on the topic. We will be taking a look at the history of hate through the lens of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) - America’s first terrorist organization.

Today, we discuss the current issues with equal pay, discrepancies women experience in the work place, and the need to take collective action.

Today’s episode contains interviews with three individuals with unique narratives, who have experienced the backlash of other’s misperceptions.

Today Misasha and Sara discuss what makes up a micro-aggression and how to identify words or actions that may be unintentionally offensive.

Today, Sara and Misasha discuss the psychology behind implicit bias and the impact of our unconscious thoughts.

Since May is Mental Health Month, Sarah and Misasha are going to help shed some light on mental illness and how marginalized groups treated differently are more prone to experience struggles getting the treatment they need.

Today, Sara and Misasha discuss what it means to be an intersectional feminist and why practicing it is so important.

Today, Sarah and Misasha discuss what it looks like to be all inclusive in women’s rights, the influence women have in todays’ society, and how we can implement that into our own lives by empowering others

The issues with race, sexism, and overall inequality are still very prominent in today’s current politics, and society as a whole. Sarah and Misasha discuss the importance of acknowledging and combatting these injustices.

Today, Sara and Misasha introduce you to Dear White Women and their vision for the podcast. Challenging conversations are where we begin and we invite you to join us.