⚠️Movie Trigger Warnings: racism, social anxiety, outcast (othered), violence (race and gender based), abuse of power, medical/ therapy abuse, dead/dying dear, race dynamics, imprisonment, captivity, psychological abuse, childhood In this episode, Anna and Margaret delve into the themes of Jordan Peele's film 'Get Out', exploring its commentary on racism, power dynamics, grief, and the complexities of human relationships. They discuss the uncomfortable truths presented in the film, the significance of friendship and support, and the ethical implications of consent and privilege. The conversation encourages introspection and highlights the importance of understanding different perspectives in society.00:00 Introduction to Get Out03:01 Themes of Racism and Power Dynamics06:02 The Role of Grief and Trauma08:59 Character Dynamics and Stereotypes11:58 White Saviorism and Its Implications15:01 The Impact of Childhood Experiences18:09 Support Systems and Their Failures21:05 The Ending and Its Significance23:55 Final Thoughts and Reflections