You ever notice how some politicians claim to “support women,” but somehow the numbers — and the damage — always tell another story? You ever hear men say they “care about women” and then watch them slash funding for childcare, healthcare, and education — all while patting themselves on the back?

In this episode, we confront the hypocrisy head-on, exposing how this administration’s actions are rolling back decades of progress for women and girls. From healthcare to pay equity to personal autonomy, we connect the dots between rhetoric and real-world harm — and what it means to live in a nation where policies dressed up as “pro-family” quietly erase women and girls. Because “family values” should never mean sacrificing women’s futures, yet here we are.

About your host:
Sonia in Cyber is a multicultural feminist voice, creative entrepreneur, and unapologetic truth-teller. With roots in education, tech, and product marketing, she blends data with empathy, humor with heartbreak, to expose the cracks in America’s “normal.” Through her podcast Somebody Pinch Me, she gives voice to the disillusioned, the outspoken, the overlooked, and the quietly furious — proving that truth doesn’t just survive in chaos; it thrives in it. Her mission is simple: to use her voice to inspire others to keep fighting, resisting, and moving forward — no matter what.

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