. >> reporter: meghan speaking with emily ramshaw, founder of the 19th about gender, race and why the timing of this newsroom that covers women in politics is vital. the newsroom named after the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote. >> women understand that their voices are needed now more than ever and the best way to exercise that is through voting. >> reporter: ramshaw sharing

. >> reporter: meghan speaking with emily ramshaw, founder of the 19th about gender, race and why the timing of this newsroom that covers women in politics is vital. the newsroom named after the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote. >> women understand that their voices are needed now more than ever and the best way to exercise that is through voting. >> reporter: ramshaw sharing with "gma" how meghan got involved. >> she reached out to us through her team a couple of weeks ago. i think i almost fell on the floor. they said this won't be your traditional interview. she actually wants to interview you. >> reporter: but meghan did answer a few questions. ramshaw asking the duchess about her own experience as a biracial woman and mother returning to the u.s. after living abroad for the last few years. >> and to come back and to just see the state of affairs, i think at the onset if i'm being honest it was just devastating, but i think to see the changes being made, it's something i look forward to being part of and being a part of using my voice in a way that i haven't been

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