Women’s History Month. Women’s Power, Legacy & Resistance in an Age of Erasure
March 10, 2026
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as posted by the channel3.9.2026 #TheOtherSideOfChange: Women’s History Month. Women’s Power, Legacy & Resistance in an Age of Erasure
Women’s History Month is here, and The Other Side of Change is celebrating the power, leadership, and lasting legacy of women while confronting the ongoing erasure of their contributions.
Hosts Jamira Burley and Brea Baker open the conversation by reflecting on why honoring women’s achievements matters now more than ever. In a moment where political and cultural forces continue to challenge women’s rights and attempt to roll back progress, protecting the truth about women’s leadership and impact becomes essential.
They are joined by Dr. Anna Malaika Tubbs, a two-time New York Times bestselling author and sociologist whose work explores motherhood, feminism, intersectionality, and the systems that shape women’s lives. Dr. Tubbs discusses her latest book and the importance of documenting women’s stories, challenging historical erasure, and recognizing the many ways women continue to shape culture, politics, and society.
From scholarship and activism to everyday leadership, this episode highlights why honoring women’s history is about more than remembrance — it’s about protecting truth and shaping the future.
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