Jane Goodall & Margaret Atwood On Feminism, Climate Change, Racial Injustice | Harper’s BAZAAR

[@inhetbos]

This is iconic on another level. What an honor to listen to them together.

[@HarpersBazaar]

Agreed! Could listen to them for hours

[@howtoappearincompletely9739]

I can't imagine these two great women would hold such a positive tone if this conversation were to take place today.

[@ja9795]

"Make that connection. Take time to listen. My mother taught me that. She said, 'If somebody you disagree with confronts you, listen to what they say because maybe they've got some ideas that never occurred to you.'" This is really beneficial advice!

[@monmothma3358]

I know. And should you still find yourself disagreeing strongly with them, the listening will not have been for nothing, because it's probably built some trust and connection, and in turn, basis for convincing them of _your_ ideas ;) No, but seriously, really listening to someone is one of the best gifts you can give.

[@brunoalbano616]

Your mother taught you right.

[@sylvialessa3133]

It is lovely to be lifted up by the voices of two iconic sage women. 😊

[@jodykennelly6645]

I am thrilled to stumble upon this fantastic conversation between two phenomenal female icons! It was wonderful to witness!!! Such beautiful, brilliant, female leaders! ❤🎉

[@1timbarrett]

I do think of Jane Goodall not only as an ETHNOLOGIST but as an autodidact, an inspiration to us all.🙏👏🏼👍🏽❣️

[@emmahardesty4330]

Didn't want this to end. Such heroes.

[@rchjahau2823]

I'm so grateful to hear this conversation of the two great women

[@MandosaWright]

This is a pretty cool, meeting of exceptional female intellectuals. Love it! 🥰

[@debbietodd8547]

So wonderful to listen to these two beautiful souls, imagine if people like this ran the world?! Its bittersweet for me as my Mama was born in 1935 and and has had dementia for the past 6 years sustained from a bad fall......I so wish she was still as bright and alert as Margaret and Jane🙏💗

[@AHfhjfjd317]

Please do more videos like these! Such an interesting discussion with such iconic women!

[@FZ-bk9kh]

What a privilege to be able to listen to these beautiful minds! Thank you so much for posting this ❤️

[@JoRiver11]

I hadn't thought of these two speaking together before, but now that I see them I realise it's such a great pairing.

[@inna7417]

Goodness gracious - 11 months ago and so few views and even fewer comments?!?! Such great souls! Pure inspiration and pleasure to listen to them. Thank you!!

[@sepiae]

What a treat! Two of my favourite humans alive. Smarts and compassion pouring from the screen. One little note for Harper's: maybe *don't* put music under it?

[@rhi7684]

What a wonderful experience to listen to these two amazing women speak together.

[@Khodam101]

I feel the same! Just feel honored to hear them both. Thank you 🙏🏻💝

[@sacredmetaphics]

What a beautiful moment to capture and to share with the world.

[@mollyjane01]

Such a treat witnessing this conversation!! So much love & respect to both women. Such beautiful inspirations❣️❣️💫💫🤗🤗

[@veganmeditations]

Two absolute treasures. So appreciate this talk - thank you!

[@patriciamoffitt9543]

Intelligence at its finest. What an exceptional interview.

[@clarkpalace]

These two giants and this video has been hanging around for much too long for these few views. Lets go humans! Use your brains, listen to these old folk who did and still do great things

[@taracmonroe]

What a video. In awe of these two icons. Thank you for this… also was great to hear Jane Goodall mention permaculture. I have hope. Not having hope is not an option. 💚

[@Diamondkity]

Absolutely enjoyed their chat, wise women!

[@Sisteryoda1440]

Fascinating discussion!!! I felt as if I was sitting with contemporary sages.

[@Longtack55]

Thanks Harper's, Margaret and Jane.

[@jensanges]

I think about the ongoing and worsening poverty of our natural world, and the lack of privacy and autonomy for “wilderness”. I think about the “endangered species’” of old growth areas. I have deep love for my world and spread what I have as much as I’m able, including the people I pass by every day.😊

[@jcc1021]

OMG, my two super heroines in one conversation!!!

[@lovely-mk4rt]

What a lovely interview. Amazing brilliant women that followed their passion!🕊️

[@imaginator13]

Thank you so much for this iconic duo .🤗

[@lunathemoonyuki]

Two of my lovelies!!! I am not able to describe what I am feeling right now!! ❤❤❤❤

[@_asantesana_squashbanana_]

This was joyful.

[@TheSapphire51]

This is why more older women need to be heard. They are so much more interesting than most of todays youth.

[@NordicFireDKK]

XD The leg talk killed me. Was hella funny. I love this video, its just nice to be able to listen to you two.

[@louiseevans6121]

I just love these beautiful ladies! Women to aspire to!!

[@LoyalFriend62]

I am a 62-year-old man (as of early 2024). I never brought a child into this world. Like most scholars studying the human past, I believe that our species originated in (East or South) Africa. I consider it alarming and a disgrace for humankind that there is not a single country in Africa whose human population is NOT INCREASING. At the same time, there is extinction, deforestation, environmental degradation, soil erosion, desertification, pollution, ... all over the world. It seems to me that no one should censor himself/herself, and strongly advise to young people: "DO NOT BRING CHILDREN INTO THIS WORLD. And those of you who already became parents, STOP!" Of course, this is just the bare minimum, the 'negative' work. There is much 'positive' work that has to be done. I applaud Jane Goodall's efforts for Roots and Shoots, and I welcome the work that young children are doing. I hope some of them understand that what the world needs is not more and more young children doing (a tiny part of) the work that their parents should have done decades ago...

[@qytj1182]

Love this discussion!!

[@anitachandra2030]

Two of my favourite women.

[@down-to-earth-mystery-school]

Wow, powerhouse conversation from two incredible women. Thank you...

[@jenniferrayburn1011]

Wonderful interview

[@enatp6448]

Wonderful conversation...

[@iamanomas]

Two absolutely wonderful women. ❤

[@dsjwhite]

Wonderful people, such inspiration.

[@JaneHasGame]

Wow! An incredible duo.

[@ila2409]

Much respect

[@zeph6439]

Millions of your fans on the same page, Ladies.

[@peterdollins3610]

Wonderful women.

[@Dumballa]

Thank you Jane 🐒 😊

[@rationraw5017]

Hello Jane Goodall, hello again Margaret Atwood.

[@pamelastevens2404]

Worldly Womens Wisdom. Please dont stop. Young women need your Influence, as we Boomers

[@nataliavelez1695]

Legends! 💡

[@camillethoman4633]

And...what about the rich area of where climate change meets feminism? How did we miss that one ✨?

[@elbrooks]

This was fun ❤

[@insaneghost24]

While a video of someone peeling a banana has millions of views, this video only has 5000 views. Tells us a lot about the state of the world.

[@carenclemmons5002]

Yeah, thanks a lot Google another example of the effect of bad math- circulate the pooh and hide the makings of hope and longevity.

[@ReginaJune]

The Documentary can be called Legs, legs and more legs… throw in a little barefoot action - you can get donations from all kinds 😂 but to keep on track- you can focus on how each animal gets around and what obstacles they face just getting through the day. Conservation is being included with Climate Change at the UN 🇺🇳 that’s super cool!

[@titussamuel2440]

Full of life in their advanced age. Bigi nfluential minds, we do not see such empathy in the newer world. Lesser meaning and lesser empathy in this lesser diverse world.

[@njits789]

What's with the background music?

[@julietagastellu302]

💚Gracias, emocionante escucharlas.

[@andrewmacdonald1904]

What a gift these two are! Sometimes I wonder how evolutionary psychology might be different today if Jane had studied bonobos instead of chimpanzees. It frustrates me that her work is often cited in support of a glass-half-empty view of human evolutionary psychology. I can’t help wondering if bonobos might have helped inspire a more positive glass-half-full view of human nature?

[@violettownmicroenterprises1528]

Who will fill their shoes ??? The daughters... step forward

[@carenclemmons5002]

If you two had been listened to authentically, genuinely revered as they should have been, this world would be a totally different experience. Totally sad what patriarchy has done to the miracle of Gods world. Stupidity recirculated ad nauseam, the delicately engineered ego fails continually. Dead end man. Sorry you couldn’t see how listening to the complete nurturer could have altered the paths of humanity. Too many small minds working feverishly to demonstrate what ‘to do’ by action rather than understanding the miracles of simply being the best we could be. 22:16

[@jimbobcharles2782]

Hope is the better story for my silo!

[@MiriMariaWeber]

❤️❤️❤️

[@duelenigma7732]

I am reading "The heart goes last" Atwood is terrifying because she knows the truth.

[@bluemanno7901]

I love Jane's responses to the feminist questions, she just brushes them aside for the most part, and wants to focus more on her accomplishments.

[@robincrowflies]

Jane was lucky enough to have a supportive mother and family, so she didn't need to fight that battle.

[@sabrinadiel7131]

💜

[@rwnorris24]

@16:19 Exactly Madam. Stiff upper lip Madams. -R.W.N II

[@ReginaJune]

16:14 how are the Galapagos? Why don’t you both do a iPhone documentary together as friends, adventure over there and let us all know. Maybe livestream once in awhile?

[@shannonbowman5990]

😊❤

[@amisantha]

💕💕

[@borisnicholson6508]

Why the lubricant background noise?

[@robincrowflies]

Joseph Campbell commented on Jane Goodall's legs in his conversations with Bill Moyers. Oy.

[@simpaticaism]

Why have a mindless pointless noise in the background when the conversation is what we are here to listen to .

[@jwilder]

Ghislaine Maxwell sent me here

[@jamespittman]

I like your pretty video is very awesome.🤩

[@HarpersBazaar]

🤍🤍

[@bluemanno7901]

I admire Jane Goodall for her accomplishments towards humanity, not for her being a woman that has made accomplishments towards humanity. I suggest everyone who reads this do the same.

[@terry9238]

Why not both?

[@spexi513]

💚 🌍 💚

[@kenbranaugh8251]

Jane, Jane, oh Jane and the monkeys in the woods

[@carolynkinch9821]

'Marine parks sees like a poor word choice. How about Sanctuaries??

[@carrietomiye5821]

My manager has am expression

[@carefreedelight2355]

This is so interesting, but, sadly, they have taken the E short form of understanding climate change.

[@simpaticaism]

What in the world are they SPRAYING , a documentary no one should overlook , owning the weather by 2025 is an action in your sky if you care to look at your sky daily .

[@joselynrosario5265]

Why don't you tell Bill Gates and Leonardo Dicaprio about cleaning the oceans? And other rich and famous people too who are really killing the ocean...

[@johnny316b]

an early conservatonalist. really. he's the man, with literally billions before him.

[@eleanorcolt4361]

he married the wrong jane lol

[@bearjanman]

Ask the hard question: What is a woman?

[@kforest2745]

The word alone annoys me it takes away from everything. A takeaway. A self-absorbed demand that’s all it is. The planet doesn’t need women saying they have egos to satisfy that it has better things to do to neglect family and home. Men already have more than enough ego and competition on the planet and women want to join in as if that’ll make the planet a better place to live gee that’s intelligent. And I’m not sexist I’m a realist I was born knowing these women don’t appreciate what they already have head too big to be proud of who they already are don’t need a title to prove that popularity contest? Passé.

[@EmeLightheartArtisanDesigns]

Why don’t you talk about masculinity, honestly this feminism stuff is getting a little wearing.

[@clarkpalace]

Can u imagine being so stupid that u would criticize either of these most accomplished humans?

[@GiacomoJimmi]

I know. Woke culture gone mad, am I right? 🤣

[@carenclemmons5002]

Did you not listen to what each of these two intelligent women had to say? They pointed out the superficial masculine interest in the worlds they experienced, each being bombarded by small minded men as the women continued to attempt to get through to them. The men choose ‘not to see’ the other side of the coin , so to speak. This world a duality of factors yet the mentally and spirituality challenged men in charge refused to acknowledge the importance of balance , and thereby maintained the imbalance of powers. Women don’t need to learn how to make war but the men certainly need to improve their ability to nurture and sustain a future without their need for violence against humanity, zoology, and biology. Just my observation. Too few men get the big picture and they didn’t make the picture so therefore they choose not to see it, I guess. God is within all beings not just a few. No human should play like they are God the creator. My thoughts. My hope that human kind can get its head out of its a88 before it’s too late.

[@GiacomoJimmi]

@@carenclemmons5002 The laughing/crying emoji clearly didn’t do the trick. Should I have included the word ‘SARCASM!’ in all caps?

[@FZ-bk9kh]

Is this all you could take away from listening to these too BRILLIANT human beings? Pitiful.