The Sexual Harassment Conversation Continues; Seeking Answers and Action from Faith Leaders

Sunday Calling | Nov 10, 2017

One year has now officially passed since the 2016 election. Host Joan Walsh sits down with New York Times Op-Ed columnist Michelle Goldberg discusses why we're talking about sexual harassment on this anniversary. Then, three faith leaders from around New York City talk about what it has been like to minister to religious communities in this year of exceptional concern, worry and activism. 

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