To The Contrary

News and Public Affairs Series / 17 Seasons

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.

Watch Latest: S33 E3337

26m 46s

Confidence Gap; Sex Assault Normalized; Jesus Feminist

S23 E6 / 25m 49s

Confidence Gap: Is a lack of confidence the main thing holding women back? Sexual Assault: Young people report seeing harassment as normal. Behind the Headlines: Jesus Feminist. Why this author says the term is not a contradiction. PANEL: Progressive Magazine Editor-in-chief Ruth Conniff, Former EEOC Chair Cari Dominguez, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), The Heritage Foundation’s Genevieve Wood

Sebelius Resigns; Women Voters; At-Home-Moms; Women Veterans

S23 E5 / 25m 49s

Sebelius Resigns: Secretary of Health & Human Services steps down after Affordable Care Act failures. Women Voters: Why women don't vote for women. Stay-Home-Moms: More women are staying home to raise their children. Women Veterans: Employing service women after their service. PANELISTS: Francesca Chambers, Megan Beyer, Patricia Sosa, Jennifer Marshall

Equal Pay Study; Campaign Finance; Modern Technology

S23 E4 / 25m 49s

Equal Pay Study: Sons earn more than their fathers but daughters don't. Campaign Finance: Will weaker campaign finance regulations benefit women? Behind the Headlines: A look at the pros and cons of modern technology. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Bettina Inclan, Francesca Chambers, Megan Beyer

Carter & Religion; Marriage & Divorce; Cindy Chupack

S23 E3 / 25m 49s

Jimmy Carter & Religion: The former president says most religions are sexist. Marriage & Divorce: why millennials want to get married, but aren't. Behind the Headlines: Cindy Chupack, an award-winning screenwriter, on women and humor. PANEL: Sabrina Schaeffer, Debra Carnahan, Anushay Hossain; Rina Shah

Contraception Cases; Ban Bossy; Congresswomen & Leadership

S23 E2 / 25m 47s

Contraception Cases: Do for-profit corporations have religious rights? Ban Bossy: Sheryl Sandberg says everyone should stop calling young girls "bossy." Behind the Headlines: Congresswomen talk about the past and future of women in leadership. PANEL: Amy Siskind, Kay Coles James, Avis Jones DeWeever, Rina Shah

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