Category: Women’s Studies
How Women Get AIDS?
2.23K Views0 Likes
AIDS does not discriminate and gender brings nuances to the dreaded disease. (1014)
Are Teachers Afraid To Challenge Blacks?
2.07K Views0 Likes
Why is the national average for Blacks graduating from high school so low (only 51 percent)? Dr. Gail Thompson, author and educator, shares her theory about the below average performance of some of today’s Black stu...
Doing It Her Way
2.19K Views1 Likes
Sarah Harrison, a vice president of one of the top five pharmaceutical companies in the world, and Rev. Barbara Reynolds, an author and award-winning journalist, discuss the triumphs and pitfalls of being successful, ...
Gender Discrimination
2.96K Views0 Likes
Is gender discrimination still prevalent in the military? Guests: TSgt. Linda Allbee and Capt. Gloria Harrision (1805)
Black Women At Risk
1.97K Views0 Likes
Black women are approximately six percent of the American population, but constitute 64 percent of new female AIDS cases, and one in 160 Black women is HIV-positive. Why? Guest Gary Bell, executive director of Black...
Blacks Divided
3.35K Views1 Likes
Dr. Carol Swain, a professor of Political Science and Law at Vanderbilt University and author of Debating Immigration, will explore the nuances of contemporary immigration and citizenship affecting the U. S. (3017)
The Teacher Factor
2.39K Views1 Likes
In the era of accountability, teacher quality is arguably one of the most significant issues impacting education. Dr. Boyce Williams, Vice President for Institutional Relations for the National Council for Accreditati...
Do Black Feminist Writers Victimize Black Men?
2.68K Views2 Likes
How many feminists writers have crossed the line? (919)
The First Lady of Boxing
3.29K Views0 Likes
FIRST LADY OF BOXING. Patricia Jarman is used to keeping up with some of the toughest men in the world. Jarman, also known as the "First Lady of Boxing" is a pioneer in the sport, becoming a prominent judge for heavyw...
Women and CyberSpace
2.81K Views0 Likes
Women and the Internet. Guests: Daria Skeete, Annette Jones and Sandra Oei (1823)
