about this to do our activists and professor of american history at george washington university brittany lewis an political analyst dr eyad was jones the weaver who's also a ph d. very good all right thank you both for coming on today. thanks for having me thank you so i want to start how do how does the decision of harris shape the biden campaign going forward most importantly does it does it secure him votes in november that he wasn't actually going to get before britney wanted to star. sure you know my direct personal thing and i got in at night that night a lot of hoopla mccleary had on the happy day that i i do believe unless there is what is his most strategic hit i think it showed biden's ability to play politics if you will i think that even more missed pressure on him to not only nickel woman but to be a black woman as. i think to not a black woman would have been political suicide and since white people specifically black women have been such an important base for the democratic party historically and were truly instrumental in getting bitin the nomination so you know not for all its

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producer regina hanley on the professor of african-american history at george washington university brittany lewis thank you all 3 for coming on and joining us today for having to have. well are going to we're going to go ahead and get started britney and i'm going to do a wrap around here so everybody gets to answer this one can women's equality truly be achieved and why is it so hard to move the needle forward on gender equality. you know i'm going to say yes and i'm going to say that as long as we continue to fight for it can be achieved but the reality is he is still with us today and we see it and we continue to find it expression with the times so i'm excited about the progress that we're going to continue to me and sarah what do you feel about it do you think that women's equality is moving forward i think it is and i think it has changed but i think it we still have a long way to go unfortunately we still live like britney said in a very patriarchal society where you see the women doing majority of housework and that sort of thing of course men are stepping up more but i hope that we are g

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