In Episode 17: Sex Work, aka "stop deleting people's jobs", Katelyn & Hannah talk with Dadi Iris and Gidget Grey and ask the question "Is sex work a human rights issue?". Iris and Gidget help us understand the systems of oppression surrounding sex work, the complex and healing places within the work, and teach us how we can all be better humans. This episode explores sex work, sensuality, and connection as a basic human need, while discussing all the barriers to being our true selves. If you've ever wanted to know more about sex work but were too afraid to ask (yes, we're talking to you), check out this important episode! Join us to explore compassion, empathy, and connection within this week's episode.

Pay Sex Workers!

Dadi Iris:

https://www.instagram.com/dadi_iris/

Cash App: $irisives

Venom: @BeBeeB

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dadi_Iris

Gidget Grey:

https://www.instagram.com/queef_station

Cash App: grouponboobjob

Venmo: @grouponboobjob

Twitter: https://twitter.com/grouponboobjob_

In Episode 16: White Fragility, aka "white people stop crying", Katelyn & Hannah talk about white fragility and how it shows up and ask the question "is white fragility a human rights issue?". The rant this week talks about sexual predators, aka celebrities, and why popular men aren't held accountable for their actions. This episode explores how white fragility is a symptom of white supremacy, and how white people are responsible for dismantling it. Listen to this episode to learn about white fragility and begin or continue actions toward change!

White Fragility Book by Robin DiAngelo:

https://www.robindiangelo.com

White Fragility Readers Guide (FREE):

https://www.beacon.org/assets/pdfs/whitefragilityreadingguide.pdf

White Supremacy Culture Article:

https://www.showingupforracialjustice.org/white-supremacy-culture-characteristics.html

adrienne maree brown's resource list:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VGHxOo4uC0Xdk7B6oJMwQTxwwO3tKPndMz3t8bU4_Ok/mobilebasic

How to be an Antiracist- Ibram X. Kendi:

https://www.ibramxkendi.com/books-1

In Episode 15: Global Gag Rule, aka "the U.S. kills people", Katelyn & Hannah discuss the global gag rule, which is also informally known as the Mexico City policy. Podcast hosts explore the question "is the global gag order a human rights issue?". If you aren't aware of the global gag order or what it means, this episode is for you... and everyone else! This week's rant discusses Britney Spears, explores disability rights, and conservatorship. Oh yeah, and we have a new president! Listen to this important episode, and check out the resources below for more information.

Center for Health & Gender Equity:

https://srhrforall.org/download/prescribing-chaos-in-global-health-the-global-gag-rule-from-1984-2018/?wpdmdl=1064&refresh=6007ce015793e1611124225

Planned Parenthood:

https://www.plannedparenthoodaction.org/communities/planned-parenthood-global/end-global-gag-rule

Half The Sky Movement:

http://www.halftheskymovement.org/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Dec_newsletter

ACLU- How Conservatorship Threatens Britney Spears' Civil Rights:

https://www.aclu.org/news/disability-rights/how-conservatorship-threatens-britney-spears-civil-rights/

In Episode 14: Are We All Gross, AKA "the answer is: yes we are, but we're trying to be better", Katelyn & Hannah are joined by special guest Eliana! This week's rant features a discussion on how and why the supreme court is gross. Enraged hosts ask Eliana what Canadian's think about the USA, and is it 'insurrection' or 'erection'- we can't tell. This episode also explores the reality tv show Jersey Shore and asks "is Reality TV a feminist issue?". You won't want to miss this episode!

Thanks for joining us Eliana!

More about media literacy:

https://www.medialit.org/media-literacy-definition-and-more

In Episode 13: LGBTQ+ Rights, AKA "start thinking beyond marriage equality", Katelyn and Hannah talk with Nancy Haque from Basic Rights Oregon. This episode asks the question "Are LGBTQ+ rights a feminist issue?". Nancy shares about the important work Basic Rights Oregon has done and continues to do, while also helping us understand LGBTQ+ issues beyond marriage equality. Listen to this episode to learn more about critical LGBTQ+ issues, and hear Nancy's perspective on leadership and building community.

Basic Rights Oregon:

http://www.basicrights.org

https://www.instagram.com/basicrightsoregon

https://www.twitter.com/basicrights

https://www.facebook.com/basicrights

Basic Rights Oregon Queer Town Hall:

https://www.youtube.com/c/BasicRights/videos

Adi's Act - SB52:

http://www.basicrights.org/featured/working-for-adis-act/

The Trevor Project:

https://www.thetrevorproject.org

In Episode 12: Hunger, AKA "people are starving in the streets and you should give a f*ck", Katelyn and Hannah ask the question "Is hunger a feminist issue?". This episode explores food insecurity and hunger, and asks why we're not all talking more about this critical issue. And hold on tight for this weeks rant, as hosts discuss more extremely problematic feminist ideologies advanced by white women that continue to exclude people. This episode discusses basic needs as human rights issues, and why we're not collectively addressing such a common experience.

Oregon Food Bank:

https://www.oregonfoodbank.org/serving-pride-lgbtq-americans-hungriest-demographic

Move for Hunger:

https://moveforhunger.org/hunger-racial-equity-issue

Mud bone Grown:

https://www.mudbonegrown.com

Growing Gardens:

https://www.growing-gardens.org

Partners for a Hunger Free Oregon:

https://oregonhunger.org

Oregon Hunger Task Force:

https://www.oregonhungertaskforce.org/the-problem

Sisters of the Road:

https://sistersoftheroad.org

Heavy by Kiese Laymon:

https://www.kieselaymon.com/heavy

Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall:

https://mikkikendall.com/about

In "Episode 11: Religion", Katelyn and Hannah ask the question "Is religion a feminist/human rights issue?". This episode discusses religion from the hosts experience and consider the many ways in which organized religion is dominated by cis white men. This episode features a holiday rendition of WAP, which will give you all the cozy church vibes you've been dreaming of this season. The rant this week explores the practice of "playing the devils advocate" and we discuss why this is problematic position to take.

Please note that this episode contains information about sexual assault, domestic violence, and language that may be disturbing to some listeners.

Trevor Project:

https://www.thetrevorproject.org/trvr_support_center/lgbtq-religion/

Pew Research Center:

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/03/02/women-relatively-rare-in-top-positions-of-religious-leadership/

American Progress:

https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/religion/news/2018/05/03/450268/efforts-women-faith-achieve-gender-equality/

Terrible Thanks for Asking Podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-after-certainty/id1126119288?i=1000473679632

In "Episode 10: Periods", Katelyn and Hannah talk with guest Eliana from GladRags about menstruation/periods and ask the question "Is menstruation a human rights issue?". For all of our listeners who do not menstruate, don't skip this episode! Get ready to learn about bodies, language, and how we can all be together in our learning about menstruation/periods, needs, and human rights. Eliana will make you laugh, bring you in with her compassion, and provide more understanding about critical issues of menstruation/periods. Listen now!

GladRags:

https://gladrags.com

https://www.instagram.com/gladragspads/

https://www.twitter.com/gladrags

https://www.facebook.com/GladRagsPads/

Period Movement:

https://period.org

Homelessness + Periods:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABch4VYOJZ0

In "Episode 9: How to be an Anti-Racist by Ibram X. Kendi", Katelyn and Hannah talk about this months book club reading and International Human Rights Day. This episode rant highlights activism policing and cancel culture, and ways we can approach learning together. Enraged Podcast hosts share what they've learned from performer and activist Alok, and discuss connections between the gender binary and racism, colonization, and capitalism. This episode has a lot to unpack, but trust us- it's worth the listen!

How to be an Anti-Racist:

https://www.ibramxkendi.com/how-to-be-an-antiracist-1

Alok: https://www.alokvmenon.com

Getting Curious Podcast: https://www.jonathanvanness.com/gettingcurious/episode/1d00d0fa/how-grateful-are-we-to-live-beyond-the-gender-binary-with-alok

adrienne marie brown: http://adriennemareebrown.net

Pleasure Activism: https://www.akpress.org/pleasure-activism.html

In "Episode 8: Pleasure", Katelyn & Hannah are joined by guests Amory Jane (AJ) and Gretchen, sex educators and SheBop employees! This episode asks the question "Are sex toys and sex shops a feminist issue?". AJ and Gretchen share about their work, the barriers in accessing comprehensive sex education, and tell us so much more about SheBop the shop. This episode explores sex, equity, and dives deeper into who is and is not visible in narratives about pleasure. If you're interested in learning more about SheBop and the important work of AJ and Gretchen, this is episode is a must-listen!

SheBop: https://www.sheboptheshop.com

Amory Jane (AJ):

https://amoryjane.com

https://www.instagram.com/amory_jane/?hl=en

Gretchen:

http://www.gretchenleigh.org

https://www.instagram.com/gretchenleighv/

Progressive Pleasure Club: http://progressivepleasureclub.com

Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown: https://www.powells.com/book/pleasure-activism-9781849353267