Dr. Harriet Fraad

In the interview with Paul Salvatori, Dr. Fraad highlights the societal roots of America's mass shooting epidemic, identifying capitalism as a major factor contributing to the issue. It suggests that the erosion of traditional male roles and economic instability foster feelings of disposability among men. The importance of fostering meaningful community connections to combat violence and promote mental health in American society is emphasized.

Dr. Harriet joins Elaine B. Holtz on the podcast to discuss the significance of National Women's History Month, delving into historical struggles of women from colonial times to the present day. Highlighting key moments such as the fight for voting rights and autonomy over their bodies, Dr. Fraad emphasizes the ongoing challenges faced by women in a patriarchal society. Drawing parallels between institutional trauma and contemporary issues like war profiteering and marital dynamics, the conversation underscores the need for continued activism and awareness. Through insightful anecdotes and historical context, the podcast sheds light on the multifaceted nature of women's struggles and achievements throughout history.

We need to add to the powerful emerging union movement and unite it with all of our progressive movements whether Climate Justice, Black Lives Matter, the Feminist Movement, or the Sexual Rights Movement. We need one big multifaceted union and a political party that expresses that unity. In solidarity. Read more

The time for colonialism and settler colonialism is over! Whether it's in South Africa, America, Europe or Israel. The world is transforming. With the rise of China and the other BRICS nations, the United States have less power. The remaining US wealth is racing towards the billionaire class leaving the rest of us behind. What can we do about it? Read more

Dr. Harriet Fraad joins Espectros Maniacos to discuss "How to Raise Children in a Dystopia?" Watch here