Torn Apart: The Trailer

An episode of the Ms. Book Club podcast, hosted by Dorothy Roberts, titled "Torn Apart: The Trailer" was published on November 6, 2023 and runs 2 minutes.

November 6, 2023 ·2m · Ms. Book Club

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Welcome to Torn Apart, a podcast hosted by Professor Dorothy Roberts. Journey with her as she brings listeners front and center with the oppressive child protection system and what we need to do to reimagine child welfare. Hear from families at the center of this travesty as she welcomes guests and narrates this gripping series. Launching November 13th at Ms. Magazine.

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Welcome to Torn Apart, a podcast hosted by Professor Dorothy Roberts. Journey with her as she brings listeners front and center with the oppressive child protection system and what we need to do to reimagine child welfare. Hear from families at the center of this travesty as she welcomes guests and narrates this gripping series. Launching November 13th at Ms. Magazine.

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