September 14, 2020

COVID lockdowns forced working parents to find a way to reconcile their jobs with the burdens of homeschooling and household management. And who is doing the lion’s share? Working moms, says Joan C. Williams. She is the founding director of the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California, and she tells Michel Martin about the increasingly impossible dilemma of the working mom.

After the killing of George Floyd and the global outcry that followed, Jelani Cobb – one of the nation’s foremost journalists on race and politics – felt compelled to revisit his 2016 documentary, "Policing the Police." Set in Newark, New Jersey, the film focuses on the city's efforts to reform its police force. Now, four years later, Cobb reflects on what has changed – and what hasn’t.

Wildfires of historic destructive power are ravaging America’s West Coas. The fingerprints of the climate crisis are all over the fires, teeing up another political brawl as Democrats accuse President Trump of denying that reality. Here to discuss these crucial tests of leadership and the race for the White House is military veteran Senator Tammy Duckworth.