S3 5: Mary Wollstonecraft: A Champion For Women’s Rights With Erika Bachiochi

The Strong Women Podcast

Sarah Stonestreet

Christianity, Relationships, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

2.4 • 602 Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Erika Bachiochi returns to the Strong Women Podcast to teach us about a woman in history that many of us have never heard of but certainly should know about: Mary Wollstonecraft. Mary was a writer and champion for women’s rights. This fascinating discussion will leave you wanting to learn more about this incredible woman who fought for rights that so many of us now take for granted.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Strong Women Podcast, where each week we explore a deeper understanding of the
0:07.2	humanity, value, intellect, and creativity of women.
0:11.2	I'm Sarah Stone Street.
0:12.8	And I'm Erin Kunkel.
0:14.2	Glad you're here.
0:19.6	Our guest today is Erica Bakayaki.
0:21.6	Now, if you recognize that name, it's because we have had Erica on before, and it was a lovely conversation.
0:28.9	You can listen to that season two, episode three.
0:32.2	So if you haven't heard that episode, go back and listen, because in that episode, we talked with Erica about more of her
0:40.2	story and her journey, her faith, and all of that. So you want to go back and catch that. And we
0:45.6	also talk about some of the same vein of topics that we'll talk about today, but it's going to be
0:52.3	a different angle. Today, we're talking to
0:55.4	Erica about a woman from history who we both, we all three of us admire because of Erica's work.
1:02.0	Her name is Mary Wollstonecraft, but we're going to get into that in just a minute. Let me just
1:05.7	briefly tell you about Erica. She's a legal scholar specializing in equal protection jurisprudence, feminist legal theory,
1:14.9	Catholic social teaching, and sexual ethics. She's also a senior fellow at the Abigail Adams Institute
1:21.3	in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she founded and directs the Wollstonecraft Project. The book that Aaron and I read to prepare for
1:31.3	this interview is called The Rights of Women Reclaiming a Lost Vision, which Erica wrote. So Erica,
1:38.9	thanks for agreeing to come back on with us today. We're so happy you're here. Well, it's a delight. I enjoyed it the first
1:45.7	time and I look forward to this conversation. So, Erica, we want you to take our listeners through
1:51.8	the life of Mary Wollstonecraft. And if any listeners saying, who is that? Just know that you're in good
1:59.2	company because as of, I didn't know who Mary Wollstonecraft was
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