Watch selected Behind the Headlines segments from To The Contrary:
Dr. Maya AngelouIn honor of Black History Month, watch To the Contrary's interview with Dr. Maya Angelou.
Meryl Streep on Women's HistoryNational Women's History Museum spokesperson and Academy Award winning actress Meryl Streep discusses the museum's future and her latest movie, playing a strong female lead. Museum President and CEO Joan Wages shares the museum's obstacles.
Sophia Nelson on Redefining Black WomenAuthor Sophia Nelson talks about her book, Black Woman Redefined, which dispels stereotypes about Black women. She also explains on how First Lady Michelle Obama is changing the way Black women are viewed nationally and around the world.
Chai Ling on Helping China's Women and GirlsActivist Chai Ling talks about China's controversial "One-Child Policy" and how her organization, All Girls Allowed, aims to end gender discrimination in China through education and legal advocacy.
Randye Kaye on Raising a Child with Mental IllnessAuthor Randy Kaye discusses her book, Ben Behind His Voices, and how through love, education, and medical assistance, she was able to help her son cope with living with schizophrenia and restore hope to her family.
Nicolle Wallace on Women in PoliticsFormer White House Communications Director and author of Eighteen Acres Nicolle Wallace shares her thoughts on women in politics and her experience as a senior advisor for the McCain-Palin campaign.
More From Karen NussbaumThe Executive Director of Working America shares her thoughts on the Occupy Movement and women.
Full Interview: Valerie JarrettWatch the full interview with Valerie Jarrett about allegations the early Obama White House was hostile towards women.
Full Interview: Ron SuskindWatch the full interview with Ron Suskind, author of Confidence Men which alleges hostility towards women in the early Obama White House.
More from Margaret HooverThe great granddaughter of President Hoover shares comparisons between Hoover and President Obama and why she relates to her great grandfather.
Latina EntrepreneurshipA look at why the creation and success of women-owned businesses is essential for Latino wealth and community building.
DNA Sequencing Part III: The Beery FamilyIn the conclusion of our three-part series on genetic mapping and rare pediatric diseases, the Beery family shares their story of heartbreak and hope.
Decoding DNA: Helping Children With Rare DiseasesThe second in a three-part series on genetic mapping and finding cures for children with rare diseases.
DNA Sequencing: Children With Rare DiseasesA look at the potential benefits of DNA sequencing for children battling rare diseases.
Working Longer: BarriersHow tax codes, bias, and legal barriers stand in the way of women who want to work past the traditional retirement age.
Working Longer: BenefitsWorking past the traditional retirement age may benefit women fiscally and emotionally.
Population Growth & Political CorrectnessA historical look at how political correctness within the environmental movement began to take precedence over the campaign to stabilize U.S. population.
Population Growth & FeminismA historical look at the connection between the women's movement and a movement to stabilize U.S. population growth.
Population Growth & The Environmental MovementA historical look at the connection between population stabilization and the environmental movement.
Minority Women's HealthA look at the top health concerns for Asian American, Latina, and African American women.
Sandwich Generation CaregiversA look at sandwich generation women who are raising children while caring for aging parents.
Breaking BarriersA look at a program aimed at increasing the number of women and minorities in science-related fields.
Lesbians in the MinistryThe role of lesbian ministers in the Metropolitan Community Church--an international church group run and founded by homosexuals.
Immigration and the Underground EconomyMany undocumented immigrants work off the grid and don't pay income taxes.
Immigration and the EnvironmentUndocumented immigrants create an undetermined impact on the environment.
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