Amy Cuddy: The Psychology of Anti-Semitism Photo of Amy Cuddy by James Duncan Davidson/TED Conference, used under Creative Commons. 'A nd why it’s important to get engaged.” Speaking of tough talks: Fox News' Bret Baier has advice for talking to kids about our elections. 'Stick to issues,' he says. She suggests improving the technology that is used to detect hate speech and identify potential hate crimes. Rather, that hate goes underground and is harder to find and track. Suppressing the hatred, she says, does not mean that it is eliminated. Charlene Li: On Social Media Hate Speechĭigital, social, and emerging technologies analyst Charlene Li believes we can find a way to disrupt hate speech without banning it outright. & amp amp amp lt span data-mce-type='bookmark' style='display: inline-block width: 0px overflow: hidden line-height: 0 ' class='mce_SELRES_start'& amp amp amp gt & amp amp amp lt /span& amp amp amp gt 2. In Vogue India, Arianna Huffington discusses how women are redefining success on their own terms. It's the momentum behind what she calls the “Third Women’s Revolution.” She challenges women to share their stories and not be afraid to 'rock the boat.' Every day, Wambach rises with a 'plan of attack,' fueling her mission to empower other women. Now, she tells The Telegraph, she’s focused on fighting for equality for female footballers. Two-time Olympic gold medalist and Women's World Cup Champion Abby Wambach opens up about how she beat addiction. Photo of Abby Wambach by Stuart Isett/Fortune Most Powerful Women, used under Creative Commons. In each edition of our Beyond the Podium series, we showcase timely news and ideas connected to WSB’s leading voices. Here are the top stories this month featuring our thought leaders and their latest endeavors - outside of the keynote. Many times their ideas create buzz that breeds dialogue, connectivity, and change. Peakers stand for so much more than stage presence.

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