Six Months After The Women's Marches, What Now?

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 25, 2017

It's been six months since Donald Trump's inauguration, and just as many since protesters turned out for the Women's March on Washington, which was likely the largest-single day demonstration in American history. So, how are women in America feeling today?

Guest host Phoebe Robinson takes calls from women who are social and political activists to talk about their work, frustrations, anxieties and what they’re doing to deal with the situation.

Tell us how you're feeling! Are you staying politically involved? Write to us in a comment below, or on Twitter or Facebook.

Phoebe Robinson guest hosted this segment of "The Leonard Lopate Show."

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