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March is Women's History Month and also includes International Women's Day.
Co-organizer of the Women's March on Portland, Erica Fuller shares her life journey to organizing and social activism. We discuss the dark parts of Oregon's racist history, as Erica breaks down intersectional feminism, unconscious bias, and white privilege.
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