Tamika D. Mallory:
The Women's March on Washington
Digital Season | Recorded as part of Antidote 2017
Time: Sunday 19 July, 4pm AEST
Genre: Talks & Ideas
On Demand from: 19 July
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Tamika D. Mallory has been protesting her entire life – from joining Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network at age fifteen, to working with the Obama administration on gun control legislation. In this talk, as National Co-Chair of the Women's March on Washington, Tamika unpacks the role of women in the resistance against the Trump presidency.
A powerful message for our current times. Hosted by Gabrielle Jackson, Associate News Editor for Guardian Australia, as part of Antidote 2017.
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