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New Podcast Episode — Fifteen Minutes of Feminism: Reflecting on the Legacy of the Mother of Title IX
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It’s been 50 years since Title IX — the historic federal legislation that transformed the landscape of gender equality in public education — was officially passed. In this episode, Dr. Goodwin reflects on the legacy of its chief proponent: Patsy Takemoto Mink. Joined by Rep. Mink’s daughter, Professor Gwendolyn Mink, they honor the woman who defied all the odds to become the first woman of color in Congress.
“There were only 10 other women in the House of Representatives when she first took office. So there was a sense of struggling alone, and a sense of bucking up against opposition every time you opened your mouth — either opposition or erasure every time you opened your mouth.” — Wendy Mink
“I think that when people are in that kind of circumstance as the trailblazers or the only people allowed into the room, they develop a strong sense of accountability to the people outside the room, to the people who put her there.” — Wendy Mink
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