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Report. >> opponents in the senate called it the unisex amendment and said it would destroy traditional man-women relationships, increase homosexuality, violate biblical teachings and undermine thousands of state laws designed to protect women against life's hazards. >> despite all that fear and trembling, 1972 was an election year and then as now, more women than men vote and the e.r.a. won senate approval and was on its way to ratification. for a while it seemed to have momentum. 30 of the required 38 states had ratified the proposal by 1973. but then the tide turned as a highly organized an...

Don't reach out to white people enough. i feel like that's what that equivalency does. >> absolutely. i think you just ask does talk make it better. it really depends who's talking, who they're talking to and what are they talking about. one of the things the work i've been doing is we've been trying to get white people to talk about whiteness. but two things about the idea of how you start conversations. not everybody at this table but there's a lot of places in the country who are going to starbucks and getting a cup that says race together could be a radical moment for them. there's people ...

Strengthening of the dollar. >> why then was the weakening of the dollar on friday a wall street boom? >> these things are very hard to read. i think that's happening is wall street was trying to look at janet yellin's comments very closely. they were following her comments on the dollar but also trying to understand where the federal reserve board was going in terms of interest rates. and the fomc is trying to ballet couple of things. they have two clear mandates. they need to keep inflation low, but they also want to keep unemployment low. they're constantly trying to balance those two thing...

Is roxanne gray. i'm wondering what we're seeing is a real life manifestation of the virtual violence that women experience online? >> absolutely. we're seeing that there really are no boundaries that won't be crossed when it comes to women, their privacy and their bodies. it's incredibly frustrating that yet another fraternity or yet another group of men has taken it upon themselves to do some sort of thing and then everyone acts surprised. there's nothing to be surprised about here. it's really just the same old, same old. >> amir i want to come to you. one of the reasons i wanted roxanne he...

Feed because as a survivor i can't see people say those particular things to me. the impact that it has on me over the course of a day, a week, a month. i just don't know how to explain like how tangible that reality is. >> absolutely. i think it's a constant for many women who dare to have opinions and then exist in the world. and on the internet there's just something that makes people feel incredibly free to say the most horrifying things. and to try and describe the most horrific kinds of violence a woman can face. it's incredibly frustrating because all we're doing is having opinions. but...