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Frustration is the only word that can describe this podcast. Gabby discusses what happened yesterday in the U.S., the attack on the Capitol by white supremacy groups, Trump's call for a coup and insurgence, the entire timeline of events including Trump's speech and tweets, the delayed response, the aftermath, and what we should do now. Gabby talks about fascism, authoritarianism, dictatorship, and why all of you, regardless of your political affiliation and beliefs, should be condemning the actions that took place on Wednesday the 6th of January. This podcast is a great way to educate yourself on the true events that took place.
Warning: Swearing/language
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Gabby discusses more mini-stories and experiences that she has had being a woman. Gabby also talks about what she is tired of overall, and then demonstrates what all of us can do COLLECTIVELY to move forward, fix our society, and change our mindsets. This is the series Finale so thanks for sticking around and listening!
WARNING: Swearing/language
In part 2 of the "tired of being a woman" series, Gabby discusses the concept of socialization and how women were socialized into certain roles. Gabby also discussed gender roles, male dominance, and more. At the end of the episode Gabby goes into a storytime section in which she shares small stories demonstrating her experiences as a woman and some of the things she had gone through, and what others should lookout for. Stay tuned for part 3! (This is still a new podcast, please be patient with me as I work on my audio, sorry in advance for any background noises).
WARNING: Language and swearing
Gabby discusses her frustration with being a woman in society, society's expectations, sexual expectations, social constructs, and more. Gabby discusses the hindering factors of being a woman in society and how the women empowerment movement has become stale. Lastly, Gabby discusses her experiences and the experiences of other women who have had to deal with victim-blaming, harassment, and stereotypes.
This is part 1 of a series on women and minority rights.
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