3 chapters across the catalog
The resignation of Andrew Cuomo leads to the downfall of Time's Up leaders Tina Tchen and Roberta Kaplan, who were found to have advised Cuomo's team on how to discredit his accusers. The hosts argue this proves Time's Up was a "front organization" designed to protect powerful predators rather than support survivors.
Attorney Gloria Allred and accuser Janice Baker-Kenney appear on *CBS This Morning* to express their outrage over Bill Cosby's release. Baker-Kenney asserts that the court's decision does not equate to innocence, while Allred argues that the ruling is a setback based on due process rather than the merits of the evidence. Allred emphasizes that the Me Too movement remains empowered despite this specific legal outcome.
In a conversation with Charlamagne Tha God, Dr. Ish Major discusses the theory that trauma can be passed down genetically. He cites studies on the children of Holocaust survivors who show stress markers in their DNA despite living untroubled lives. This hypothesis is applied to the African American experience as a form of inherited PTSD from slavery.
