Non-Consensual, Unwanted, Qualified: How Words Frame Reality
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Provocative Conversations with Arin
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Arin and Jess discuss what our word choices reflect, suggest and change about our perception of such important topics as rape, sexual harrassment, gender and racial discrimination. Join us as we dig into the power of words, the burden of proof and the nuts and bolts of exactly how unconscious biases work.
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