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Arizona Wild Card

Long considered reliably red, Arizona has voted for the Republican nominee in all but one of our last 17 presidential elections. But recent polling has indicated a shift in demographics, making the Grand Canyon state a potential wild card in the 2020 election. The Takeaway’s Amy Walter speaks to Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs as well as Steve Goldstein, host from KJZZ in Phoenix and Professor Lisa Sanchez of the University of Arizona.see more
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Arizona Wild Card

Long considered reliably red, Arizona has voted for the Republican nominee in all but one of our last 17 presidential elections. But recent polling has indicated a shift in demographics, making the Grand Canyon state a potential wild card in the 2020 election. The Takeaway’s Amy Walter speaks to Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs as well as Steve Goldstein, host from KJZZ in Phoenix and Professor Lisa Sanchez of the University of Arizona.see more
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Video Highlights Severity of Street Harassment

Mina Kim
at 10:00 AM
 (Screenshot from "10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman"/YouTube)

A new YouTube video that's racking up millions of views shows a woman enduring a barrage of catcalls as she walks the streets of New York. Forum discusses the video and the problem of street harassment. We want to hear from you: how do catcalls make you feel? And what have you found is the best way to respond to unwanted comments?

Guests:

Estelle B. Freedman, Edgar E. Robinson professor in U.S. history at Stanford University

Holly Kearl, founder and executive director of Stop Street Harrassment

Akiba Solomon, editorial director, Colorlines.com

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