With women in the forefront of politics and on the cutting edge of national agendas, To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe continues to provide an important, timely forum for diverse women to discuss national and international issues and policies. It presents news and views that are rarely, if ever, available elsewhere on television.
You might know Jacki Zehner as a philanthropist and as the co-founder of Women Moving Millions. But did you know she's one of Wonder Woman's biggest fans? Bonnie Erbe talks to her about meeting Gal Gadot and writing a screenplay for an unmade Wonder Woman movie.
To The Contrary was at the White House to speak with protestors who objected to President Trump's decision to end DACA. In a statement, the president said there is “no path to principled immigration reform if the executive branch is able to rewrite or nullify federal laws at will.” We speak with "Dreamers" and advocates about why they disagree.
To The Contrary was at the White House to speak with protestors who objected to President Trump's decision to end DACA. In a statement, the president said there is “no path to principled immigration reform if the executive branch is able to rewrite or nullify federal laws at will.” We speak with "Dreamers" and advocates about why they disagree.
Watch the full interview with Sarah McBride as we discuss her personal story, as well as the state of LGBT and women's rights.
An Arkansas court blocked Planned Parenthood's access from receiving Medicaid Funds after a controversial video accused the organization of committing crimes. Panel: Manal Omar, Lara Brown, Rina Shah, Carrie Lukas
Hillary Clinton has written in her new book, "What Happened," that she wanted to condemn Donald Trump more forcefully for invading her personal space. Pundits are discussing whether changing her approach would have allowed her to win. PANEL: Lara Brown, Manal Omar, Rina Shah, Carrie Lukas
Michelle Obama reflected on the personal nature of the criticism she sometimes faced as first lady. Speaking at her first major public appearance since leaving the White House. Obama lamented that some critics still judge her based only on the color of her skin. PANEL: Debra Carnahan, Patrice Lee, Donna Edwards, Rina Shah
Michelle Obama reflected on the personal nature of the criticism she sometimes faced as first lady. Speaking at her first major public appearance since leaving the White House. Obama lamented that some critics still judge her based only on the color of her skin. PANEL: Debra Carnahan, Patrice Lee, Donna Edwards, Rina Shah
Rep. McMorris Rodgers speaks on how to effectively repeal and replace Obamacare.
Kristin Beck is a former US Navy Seal and a transgender woman. She shares her experiences with us and discusses Donald Trump's plans to ban transgender people from the military.
More women and Democrats are paying attention to politics after the presidential election. Women of both parties, as well as independents, report being more engaged as compared to men, since Donald Trump's win. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Ann Stone, Anushay Hossain, Jennifer Higgins
A new survey by the job site Glassdoor reveals the majority of women do not want to be asked about their salary history during a job interview. Researchers are concerned that such a question can perpetuate the pay gap. Employers are barred from asking that question in places such as New York City and Delaware. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Ann Stone, Anushay Hossain, Jennifer Higgins
In protest to the acquittal of the police officer who shot Philando Castile, the organizers of the Women's March" held a rally.
Donald Trump Jr. is facing heat over emails he released on twitter revealing his previous conversations with a Russian lawyer. This week, protestors gathered in front of the White House to voice their concerns, demanding a thorough investigation of the Trump administration and its relationship with Russia.
Bonnie Erbe talks to The-H Spot's author, Jill Filipovic about the future of feminism, including the intersection of feminism and sex. Part of To The Contrary's continuing series of in depth interviews with women thought leaders across the country.
China has been listed among the worst human trafficking offenders by the US State Department in a new report. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said China was downgraded partially because it has "not taken serious steps to end its own complicity in trafficking." Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Carrie Lukas; Anushay Hossain; Ann Stone
Democratic Senators sent a letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos saying they're "extremely disappointed" by recent guidance to curtail civil rights investigations. Critics are concerned about sexual assault cases on campus and what they see as a lack of Title IX enforcement under the Trump administration. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Carrie Lukas; Anushay Hossain; Ann Stone
The new Wonder Woman movie is drawing praise not only for its special effects, but for a main character that critics say can be a role model for young girls. Its director, Patty Jenkins, is the first woman to direct a female superhero movie. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Rina Shah, Atima Omara, Patrice Onwuka.
In an effort to help those that live in underserved and rural communities, New Mexico now allows pharmacists to provide contraceptives to women. New Mexico is now the fourth state to allow this practice following Colorado, California and Oregon. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rina Shah, Atima Omara, Patrice Onwuka.
Originally aired June 19th, 2015
State of the World's Fathers: We take a look at a report on how fatherhood is evolving, along with a panel made up of fathers. Panel: Joseph Jones, Christopher Johnson, David Martosko, Colbert King
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