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we are so psyched to have her on the show please welcome rebecca traister. [applause] . >>. >> your book is about women's anger. i have been feeling a little bit about that lately but it made me think i was a part of something some days i won't feel as angry about trump some days i do some days i talk about me too so it doesn't always feel powerful it is not cheating and paralyzing sometimes energizing and vital but not a fun feeling and you tell us it could be a fertilizer of seasonal and political chang change. so how do they take that nauseating part? . >> that is the intensity of the feeling. it isn't that it that to lead you to the forefront but it is more like considering my guess coming at a personal or psychological perspective to have this individual feeling but in part is tied up with the way that women's anger often at inequity or injustice you know, that what you are feeling it will undermine you because you cannot express it because then you are the angry woman you cannot do anything with it so that is that notion of paralysis because they are d

we are so psyched to have her on the show please welcome rebecca traister. [applause] . >>. >> your book is about women's anger. i have been feeling a little bit about that lately but it made me think i was a part of something some days i won't feel as angry about trump some days i do some days i talk about me too so it doesn't always feel powerful it is not cheating and paralyzing sometimes energizing and vital but not a fun feeling and you tell us it could be a fertilizer of seasonal and political chang change. so how do they take that nauseating part? . >> that is the intensity of the feeling. it isn't that it that to lead you to the forefront but it is more like considering my guess coming at a personal or psychological perspective to have this individual feeling but in part is tied up with the way that women's anger often at inequity or injustice you know, that what you are feeling it will undermine you because you cannot express it because then you are the angry woman you cannot do anything with it so that is that notion of paralysis because they are d

tonight rebecca traister, contribute at her. the author of the girls don't cry and all the single ladies. a book there which i came to know and love her work as it my friends who brought my copy and bought their own copies. especially during the past years, i look to investor tracer as a sharp, clear feminist who helped me navigate a time that is terrible and inspiring at the same time. i'm especially excited about her latest book, which among other things, tells a story of the last two years of women's outreach. i am very personally familiar with this. i've been an organizer for a while now. after the election, i decided to give my own. i was going to need my own, i couldn't keep borrowing others. since then, a truly astounding number of angry women and men and non- binary folks have used my microphone to speak or shout in all kinds of backers. we've been together using my megaphone at rallies protesting marches more than account count. talking about indigenous students on international wednesday. a document in students for imm

life coverage at the miami book festival this is the taping of a podcast you are listening to rebecca traister and celeste ng taping the podcast. live coverage on book tv. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

here with me now, rebecca traister, author of the fantastic book, good and mad, the revolutionary power of women's anger. this is something you've been reporting on and seeing, witnessing firsthand as you've been out on the road. not just the candidates, but the women volunteers, the people knocking on doors. it is astonishing how powerful that force is, particularly in democratic politics. >> i think you are looking at so many of these women who, as you said, had perhaps been somnambulant, maybe they were regular democratic voters, a segment of them had been shocked into activism. again and again, i've been going around the country meeting women who describe their every night, every weekend, every spare hour that's not spent doing their paid jobs, dedicated to working for campaigns or with organizations that are comprising this kind of infrastructure to deal with voter suppression, to deal -- to funnel funds, create new ways of fund-raising, new ways of supporting candidates. there are all kinds of new organizations from run for something, sister district, spread the vote. women are ju

and new york magazines rebecca traister looks at the history of female anger and how it's fueled political movements. she's interviewed by brittany cooper. book tv all this week in prime time. on c-span 2. >> congress returns to session on tuesday november 13. the house is back to work on legislation past the december 7th deadline. and the senate return to vote on coast guard programs and a nomination for the federal reserve board. you can see the house live and watch the senate live on c-span 2. >> as your primary source for campaign 2018, we brought your candidates debates in the most competitive races, only on c-span, over 160 races from across the country. the voters have now decided on a new congress with new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. >> good evening everyone welcome to your historical society, i'm alex i'm manager of public programs here and it's a joy to welcome you to our robert h smith auditorium. tonight's program "frederick douglass: prophet of freedom" is a math mew mike glad at the scene lecture in biography for fall 2018. the lecture was

days later, thomas page-mcbee will talk about his book "amateur" and in october, we will have rebecca traister, sarah perry, anabel hernandez and many, many more. if any of that sounds even remotely interesting, you are bound to find umtteen other things you will love. you can find more at our website and follow us on twitter and instagram. the other thing i would like to draw your attention to is inside the program, there are recommended readings. you can't come in here and not get books recommended to you. sometimes we always ask writers to recommend books. sometimes they are books that have influenced them over the course of their lives. sometimes it's more specifically to the work they are here to speak about. if any of it interests you, i encourage you to ask them about it during the q & a session and after you purchased all the copies of his book and annette gordon-reed's book, you can follow up with the recommended readings using your library card and check them out with us. speaking of which, who in this audience has a library card? this is my favorite part because it's like 80% warmin

new york magazine's rebecca traister looked at how women's anger has been used to create transformative movements throughout history. trump 2020 the campaign media adviser and fox news guest analyst gina loudon offered her thoughts on the current political climate. and journal beth macy reported on the opioid crisis in america. now, in the coming weeks on "after words" republican senator ben sasse of nebraska will argue that country lacks unity and will offer his thoughts on how to repair it. pulitzer prize-winning reporter jose antonio vargas will discuss his life as an undocumented immigrant. and weekend vice president mike pence's daughter, charlotte pence, shares important lessons she's learned from her father. >> one of the things i talk about in the book about my dad encouraging me is that he tells a lot of people as he has told me this phrase speak your dreams. and he always tells people that when, especially when kids come to him and on campaign trail this happened a couple times where they would come to him and say, oh, you know, i kind of want to go into politics one day maybe

new york magazine's rebecca traister looked at how women's anger has been used to create transformativetical movements throughout history. trump 2020 campaign media adviser and fox news guest analyst gina loudon offered her thoughts on current political climate. and journalist beth macy reported on opioid crisis in america. now, in the coming weeks on "after words," republican senator ben sasse of nebraska will argue that the the country lack ares unity and will offer his thoughts on how to repair it. pulitzer prize-winning reporter jose antonio vargas will discuss his life as an undocumented immigrant. and this weekend vice president mike pence's daughter, charlotte pence, shares important lessons she's learned from her father. >> one of the things i talk about in the book about hi -- about my dad encouraging me that the he tell the a lot of people and has told me this phrase speak your dreams. and he always tells people that when, especially when kids come to him, and on the campaign trail this happened a couple of times where they would come and say, oh, you know, i kind of want to g