Justice for the women of the past and peace and love for the women of the future!

This week, Simran is joined by one of her idols, Sarah Marshall. Sarah is the host of You're Wrong About,a podcast where they debunk commonly held beliefs around historical moments and individuals and focus on re-telling the stories in a way that actually centers the truth, especially about the women in these stories.

Listen to this episode if you want to hear Simran fangirl for an hour :)

This week, we have a very special mini episode LIVE from the People's March in DC. The People's March was held just two days before Trump's inauguration.

We know that it's hard to stay optimistic in this hostile political environment, but SisterSong is here to remind you that our community is something that can never be taken from us. If you're feeling hopeless, watch this episode and hear from people on the ground marching for a better tomorrow.

This episode ends with an interview with activist and author Raquel Willis, co-founder of Gender Liberation Movement. Make Reproductive Justice your political home! Below are some ways to tap into the movement:

Become a SisterSong Member: https://www.sistersong.net/join-us

Get involved with Gender Liberation Movement: https://genderlib.org/

Join SisterSong's list serv for activation opportunities: https://www.sistersong.net/stayintheloop

Follow SisterSong on social media for live updates: https://www.instagram.com/sistersong_woc/?hl=en

Get all caught up on the F*ck, Marry, Kill podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ESAmxkoVwgCc8pu2bEUUj

Normally on F*ck, Marry, Kill, we talk about how everything is Reproductive Justice. But this week, we're doing things a little differently and talking about something that is absolutely NOT Reproductive Justice: the Anti-Abortion Movement. Simran is joined by Negar Esfandiari, a researcher from Reproaction whose focus is on digging into the rhetoric and tactics that the far-right anti-abortion activists are using to bring people in, and how that rhetoric has its roots in white supremacist ideology.