# Katherine Turk

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Sisterhood

In this episode of High Theory, Katherine Turk tells us about Sisterhood, a familial metaphor used to evoke gendered solidarity in women’s movement of the mid-sixties and seventies, and a utopian ideal of equality within the human family. It’s a universalizing but aspirational concept that helped f…

How Feminists Transformed America

Beowulf talks with Katherine Turk about the civil rights movement, the intense circumstances leading the founding of NOW, and how the feminist organization transformed America. She's the author of The Women of NOW: How Feminists Built an Organization that Transformed America.Become a supporter of t…

One Day I’ll Work for Myself, an interview with Ben Waterhouse #bookinterview #podcast #bizhis

🎧📖 Interview with author Benjamin Waterhouse One Day I'll Work for Myself The Dream and Delusion That Conquered America https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393868210 Hosts Katherine Turk, Richard John, and Dan Wadhwani. From side-hustlers to start-ups, freelancers to small business owners, Americans …

Dr. Katherine Turk's The Women of Now: How Feminists Built an Organization That Transformed America

Michael and Miguel talk to Professor Katherine Turk on her newest book, The Women of Now: How Feminists Built an Organization That Transformed America (https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374601539/thewomenofnow/) Notary Public Radio is a Podcast of the History Department of the University of North …

Feminism, Then and NOW

What can feminist history teach us in 2026? This week, Kim and Rose sit down with Dr. Katherine Turk, historian and author of The Women of NOW, to find out. They discuss the promise and the challenges the founders of NOW faced as feminists in mid-20th century America, and what they can teach us abo…

Walking tour spotlights UNC’s lesser-known women’s history

The tour was created as part of a 2020 UNC course led by professor Katherine Turk. It examines UNC's campus through the lens of women’s history.

A NC tribute to feminist icon Gloria Steinem. Plus, Duke professor Mark Anthony Neal explores Black American fatherhood.

0:01:00 Gloria Steinem’s impact on feminism and journalism  Groundbreaking journalist and public intellectual Gloria Steinem passed away on September 2 at the age of 92. Best-known as the co-founder of Ms. Magazine and a prominent voice in second-wave feminism, Steinem also had some North Carolina …