Clara Bingham is a journalist and author whose work has focused on social justice and women’s issues. Her new book, The Movement: How Women’s Liberation Transformed America 1963-1973, is a history of the early years of second wave feminism. This is not your average women’s rights text book sort of read. Instead, it’s what the New York Times calls, “rollicking good fun and downright exhilarating.”

Bring your daughters, sisters, mothers-and of course the feminist men in your life, as Clara tells candid, colorful and impactful stories and anecdotes only she could know from her pertinent research. Now more than ever, this book is especially timely within our time and culture. Carpe diem this moment to celebrate women inyour life, realizing most could never be where they are, had there not been, “The Movement.”

Moderated by Nancy Steiner.