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Domestic Violence; Climate Change; Feminism & Victimology

Season 26 Episode 2620

Domestic Violence: A new Washington state law warns survivors if abusers are attempting to buy guns. Climate Change: The impact of family planning on global warming. Feminism & Victimology: Camille Paglia says Title IX is not helping women. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Ann Stone, Anushay Hossain, Jennifer Higgins

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