Ep 1. Beijing+20; Hillary Clinton Doctrine; "War on Women" Over?

To the Contrary season 24 episode 1 delves into various issues pertaining to women's rights and empowerment. The episode begins by discussing the Beijing+20 conference, which was a landmark event for women's rights held in 1995. The show explores the progress made in the last 20 years and the challenges that still remain. Experts on the show discuss the role of women in politics and leadership, as well as the importance of educating and empowering girls and women around the world.

The episode also explores the "Hillary Clinton Doctrine" and its potential impact on women's rights and foreign policy. The panel discusses the role of the United States in promoting women's rights and whether this has been successful in the past. They also consider what actions need to be taken by governments and international organizations to further women's rights and gender equality.

Another topic explored is whether the "War on Women" is finally over. Experts on the panel discuss recent developments in the fight for women's reproductive rights and access to healthcare, as well as current challenges facing women in the workforce, including pay inequity and discrimination.

To the Contrary aims to provide a platform for women to discuss issues that are important to them and promote gender equality. This episode is no exception, focusing on important topics that are still relevant today. The show presents a range of perspectives on these issues, providing a nuanced and thought-provoking discussion.