Podcast

From Laurie Essig:

Laurie's Feminist Theory class made an episode for the podcast! The students conducted research and interviews to dive into the anti-gender ideology movement in Vermont, Florida, Mexico, and Germany. Hear from their friends, families, teachers, and community members to explore what's happening around the world.

For the reading list mentioned in the episode, head to our website! www.sites.middlebury.edu/feminismfascismfuture/resources

This podcast maps the global anti-gender movement, its relationship to far-right and often fascistic politicians, and how feminist and LGBTQ activists are fighting back.

For more information visit: www.sites.middlebury.edu/feminismfascismfuture

From Laurie Essig:

We have to talk about sex if we are going to talk about the anti-gender movement. You see, the anti-gender movement is rooted in the belief that sex is simple - boys and girls, penises and vaginas. But actually, sex has never been that simple and rather than assuming we know what sex and gender are because they're "obvious" we talk to one of the world's foremost authorities on just how messy sex and gender are. In this episode, feminist writer and journalist Judith Levine talks with Rebecca Jordan Young, author of Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography. We also talk with Julianna Neuhauser about how this right wing belief that sex is easy to understand overlaps with trans-exclusionary feminists' "gender critical" stance. And how sometimes, the politics of believing sex is a binary can make for really strange bedfellows.

This podcast maps the global anti-gender movement, its relationship to far-right and often fascistic politicians, and how feminist and LGBTQ activists are fighting back.

For more information visit: www.sites.middlebury.edu/feminismfascismfuture

Jane Lindholm, Host and Producer “But Why” and Special Projects, Vermont Public.

For more information visit: eeevermont.org

Conversation with Stella Rose Johnson and Mark Johnson.