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Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus · November 13, 2024 · 1h 2m

Julia Gets Wise with Dolores Huerta

Dolores Huerta
Show Notes

Julia Louis-Dreyfus sits down with 94-year-old labor activist Dolores Huerta to discuss her iconic 'Sí Se Puede' slogan, her evolution on marriage and divorce, and how she reconciles her Catholic faith with her activism. Huerta reflects on the profound influence of her mother, a community leader who ran a small hotel. Julia also recalls her own early act of activism, and Julia’s mother Judith shares how her views on reproductive rights have changed over time.

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Highlights

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Sí Se Puede and the Power of a Slogan
Dolores Huerta reflects on the origin and enduring impact of her iconic slogan 'Sí Se Puede' ('Yes We Can').
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Editorial

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Healthy Divorces
Dolores Huerta shares her personal views on the importance of healthy, amicable divorce.
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Confronting Long-Held Catholic Beliefs
Huerta opens up about wrestling with certain doctrines of the Catholic Church in light of her activism.
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The Lasting Influence of Dolores's Mother
Huerta credits her mother's strength and community leadership as a foundational influence on her own activism.
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Julia's First Act of Activism
Julia Louis-Dreyfus recalls a childhood memory that she now sees as an early act of protest.
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Misc

✧Judith Louis-Dreyfus opens up about the evolution of her views on women’s reproductive rights.
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