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To The Contrary
June 4, 2010
Season 19
Episode 13
New York is on the path to requiring workplace benefits for domestic workers. As the government works to implement health care reform, reproductive rights groups are insisting birth control become free with insurance plans. The fight to bring a women's history museum to the nation's capital.
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