In ‘Friends And Strangers,’ J. Courtney Sullivan Examines Female Power and Privilege

Released Thursday, 2nd July 2020

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In ‘Friends And Strangers,’ J. Courtney Sullivan Examines Female Power and Privilege

Thursday, 2nd July 2020

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Author J. Courtney Sullivan joins host Sarah Fenske for a discussion of her new book, "Friends and Strangers," which explores privilege and the "hollowing out" of America through the lives of two women: journalist Elisabeth and her babysitter Sam.

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