"Why do you feel entitled to know?"

This week, Zara and Faith are moving away from the media and looking at the people we deal with every single day: the public. From the "hero" who tried to push Faith’s wheelchair without asking to the strangers who assume a bald woman always equals the "C-word," we’re discussing why public perception can be more nerve-wracking than anything else.

We also get heated as we tackle the "Low IQ" podcast and Candace Owens’ controversial take on inclusive fashion. 

Why is it so "tone-deaf" to speak for a community you aren't part of? 

And why is "No" a full sentence when a stranger asks for your medical history?

But it's not all venting! We also celebrate the power of social media as a tool for change. From breaking down harmful stereotypes to busting the common myths surrounding disability and facial differences, we discuss how being visible and vocal online is rewriting the narrative.

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