You're going to. We're back with another edition of The Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Emily Jushensky

Culture Editor here at the Federalist as always. You can email the show at

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We are joined today by Karen Lips who has a new book out. It's called You're Not Alone,

the Conservative Woman's Guide to College, a very timely topic, of course, right now.

Karen is the president of the Network for Enlightened Women, which has chapters all over the country.

Karen, thank you so much for joining us.

Emily, it's great to be with you.

Thanks so much for having me.

Yeah, absolutely.

And again, I just mentioned this, but the timing for this book you're not alone the conservative

women's guide to college that's what it's called again it's out you can go get your

copy right now it's it's really coming out at a critical moment in academia and Karen you've been you

involved in this world for a really long time I want to just ask you know we're in the

days after that disastrous hearing in front of Congress with the

presidents of Penn MIT and Harvard.

Is this, does something feel different to you after October 7th after the hearing?

You've sort of had Democrats and Republicans suddenly very upset about what's

happening on college campuses. I've seen people actually circulating a Farid Zakaria

segment about what needs to happen to college campuses which is kind of fascinating to hear it coming from somebody

like Farid Zakaria over at CNN.

Does anything feel different to you right now as somebody who's observed us for a long time?

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