To The Contrary

To The Contrary was at the Supreme Court as it was set to decide on a case involving abortion rights in Texas. We interview the CEO of Whole Woman's Health, one of the stakeholders of the case, and other activists from both sides.

A debate is brewing after the Democrats took big losses in last year's elections. Can the Democrats appeal to minority, LGBT, and women's issues and not alienate the white working class? Panel: Anneke Green, Avis Jones-DeWeever, Rina Shah, Anushay Hossain

Gorsuch & Women: What does the new Supreme Court Justice mean for women? Bill O'Reilly Allegations: Accusations against the Fox News host mount as advertisers pull support. Donald Trump Administration: How has he fared in his first almost 80 days? Panel: Anneke Green, Avis Jones-DeWeever, Rina Shah, Anushay Hossain

#BlackWomenAtWork: The issues black women face in the workplace. Trump Administration: Hillary Clinton criticizes the lack of women in the administration. Fair? Offices of Women's Health: What will happen to these offices under this administration? We speak with HealthyWomen's Phyllis Greenberger. Panel: Del. Norton, Patrice Lee, Ann Stone, Debra Carnahan, Dr. Susan Wood

To The Contrary revisits Hillary Clinton leaving behind her work at the State Department, she sits down with host, Bonnie Erbe, to shared her dedication and commitment to women and girls' empowerment. From First Lady to the U.S. Senate to the State Department, Clinton guides us through her storied career with one common thread: issues facing women and girls.

Social Safety Net: What can Americans expect from President Trump when it comes to cuts to social programs? Ivanka Trump's Role: Is the president daughter more about policy or PR? Hidden Figures: We look at the book about the groundbreaking black women of NASA that inspired the Oscar-nominated movie. PANEL: Anne Stone, Rina Shah, Anushay Hossain, Hilary Rosen

Women In Politics: How this current administration is pushing more women to run for office. White House Advocates: The women behind the president. Deportation: Two high profile cases profile the lives of undocumented immigrants. Panel: Asra Nomani, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rina Shah Bharara, Dana White

Experts find that the President might not be mentally stable. They question if his narcissistic-like persona may effect his decision making. Panel: Asra Nomani, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rina Shah Bharara, Dana White

Trump Ethics: Donald Trump's administration questioned for mixing business with his presidency. #ShePersisted: Elizabeth Warren silenced for reading Coretta Scott King's criticism of Jeff Sessions, leading to a feminist rallying cry. Political Relationship Stress: How IMAGO Relationship Therapy could soothe strained relationships. PANEL: Manal Omar, Patrice Lee, Avis Jones-DeWeever, Ashe Schow

What are the implications for women and society at large if Neil Gorsuch is confirmed to the Supreme Court bench? Is Betsy DeVos fit to serve as Secretary of Education? Why it’s hard for low-income women to pull their families out of poverty. Interview with author Kristin Seefeldt. PANEL: Ann Stone, Latifa Lyles, Patrice Lee, Megan Beyer

March For Life: Pro-Life activist advocate for the overturning of Roe V. Wade and President Donald Trump reinstates the "global gag rule". President Donald Trump's Cabinet: If confirmed women and nonwhites would make up 5 out of 22 of his cabinet. How will that impact policy making? Panel: Anushay Hossain, Ann Stone, Debra Carnahan, Jennifer Higgins

Donald Trump's First 100 Days: How far will he be able to push his agenda in the first 100 days, and will it be a successful one? Young People Weigh In: Young adults generally have a low opinion of the new president and have a grim view of the future. PANEL: Clara Del Villar, Hilary Rosen, Ann Stone, Keli Goff

Donald Trump Cabinet Hearings: Trump’s picks were grilled by Democrats, but are expected to be confirmed. Women's March on Washington: Can the march set a progressive agenda that is followed through by grassroots activists? Panel: Avis Jones-DeWeever, Genevieve Wood, Rina Shah Bharara, Patricia Sosa

The Republicans’ plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act and the effect of increased internet use. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Women Vote Trump Co-Founder Ann Stone, GOP Political Strategist Jennifer Higgins, Co-founder, Reproaction Erin Matson

This week on To The Contrary's All About Women and Girls Film Festival, we bring you the amazing true story of Clara Brown, a former slave who became a community leader and philanthropist during Colorado's Gold Rush. Learn why this African American historical icon is known as "the angel of the Rockies."

Pundits predicted the electorate would be browner than ever, but turnout for non-white voters did not rise to the expected level. Donald Trump's advantage among white voters was the critical factor to his win. PANEL: Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Linda Chavez, Ann Stone, Arsa Nomani

Immigration: How immigrants and refugees will be affected by Donald Trump’s presidency. Trump's Possible Conflicts of Interest: Why some are concerned about possible conflicts of interest in a Trump administration and his family’s businesses. PANEL: Linda Chavez, Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Asra Nomani, Ann Stone

Historical Election: Hillary Clinton's legacy as part of women's history and Donald Trump's task ahead as president. The Women's Vote: How different groups of women voted, and how it changed the election. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), American University Professor Jennifer Lawless, IWF Executive Director Sabrina Schaeffer, Women Vote Trump’s Ann Stone

President and cofounder of the Feminist Majority Foundation talks about Hillary Clinton and why she's confident Donald Trump will be a one-term president.

Presidential Election Home Stretch: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton rally voters. We speak with Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway. Going Flat: Women choose to "go flat" after cancer surgery. PANEL: Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Ann Stone, Jennifer Higgins, Lara Brown