Over the many years of doing this program, I'm sorry to say I only had one opportunity to talk with Cokie Roberts. We talked back in 1998 upon the publication of her book about mothers and daughters, and the changing role of women. It was a long time before Me Too, but she was prescient about so many of the issues that would evolve over the next 20 years.
I share that 1998 conversation.
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