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Anne-Marie Slaughter, author of the newly-published Unfinished
Business and head of New America think tank, sits down with Cardiff Garcia and Emiliya Mychasuk. In this extended conversation, Ms Slaughter discusses her ideas for achieving equality between men and women in the home and workplace.
Music: "Pump It" by Tyler Twomby.
Business and head of New America think tank, sits down with Cardiff Garcia and Emiliya Mychasuk. In this extended conversation, Ms Slaughter discusses her ideas for achieving equality between men and women in the home and workplace.
Music: "Pump It" by Tyler Twomby.
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