- Introduction
- Interview
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- Additional Images (2)
- More than a million marchers vow to resist Trump, WP: This article gives you general and stunning information about the march
- Women's March On Washington, NPR: In This source, NPR shows the spirit of the March by interviewing individuals in the march
- War, Revolution, and Protest
- Women's Rights
- Teacher: S. Tyson
War, Revolution, and Protest:
Kat DeWees
As interviewed by Tyler Hawkins, March 10, 2018
"The march itself was unbelievably powerful. I was honored to be a member of this vast movement of like minded women coming together to make a difference. It was really the most powerful thing I have, and probably will ever experience."
Introductory Profile: About Kat DeWees
This interview is about my stepmom, Kat Dewees, who I’ve known for eight years now. Anna Katherine DeWees, known simply as Kat, was born in Lubbock, and ever since then she has had a love of art, music, and especially literature. Kat has a very cheerful and optimistic personality and is always up for a challenge, whether it’s hiking a long distance or grading 50 papers.
In this interview Kat shows her personal experience with social justice, mostly about recent women’s rights events like the Women’s March on Washington and other rallies that oppose Trump. However, Kat’s experiences with social justice also go back to her childhood and throughout most of her life, where we explore some earlier prejudice that she encountered. This podcast explores the past and present problems of sexism and other prejudices and aims to keep the listener aware of these ongoing problems.
In this interview Kat shows her personal experience with social justice, mostly about recent women’s rights events like the Women’s March on Washington and other rallies that oppose Trump. However, Kat’s experiences with social justice also go back to her childhood and throughout most of her life, where we explore some earlier prejudice that she encountered. This podcast explores the past and present problems of sexism and other prejudices and aims to keep the listener aware of these ongoing problems.