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Lying to parents, having to achieve academically and having identity crisis, such are the lives of South Asians... In this episode we'll be covering all experiences to do with being brown, including the FOB stereotype and our oh so amazing love lives, and of course, we can't forget our brown f***boys.
C/W: Rape, sexual assault and sexual violence. Welcome back to Season 2 of Brown and Feminist, the Culture & Conditioning season. We explore everything from choking, pornography, experiences at clubs, to what constitutes sexual assault and what can be done to foster a healthy consent culture. We are joined with Rain as we unpack these topics. If you or anyone you know is experiencing sexual assault or harassment, please see the following links/numbers for support and further information: 1800 806 292 (Sexual Assault Crisis Line) www.casahouse.com.au (Victorian Centre Against Sexual Assault) 9635 3600 (Victorian Centre Against Sexual Assault) 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) (National Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Helpline) https://www.lawreform.vic.gov.au/sexual-assault-support-services#General (Further websites)
Now that we've come to the end of our first season, we thought to compile some of the words left unsaid in the episodes and in most cases, a short run-through of everything we've experienced via and with the podcast. Our focus on each episode varied on how much was left unsaid; what was said regarding the black and PROUD episode applies to the Indigenous and PROUD episode as well. This season finale reveals more of our personalities and feelings towards this journey. Thank you for listening and we'll keep you posted on the b&f ig page: brownandfeminist.
We shine light on brands like GUCCI, Marc Jacobs and Dolce & Gabbana, whether it's ethical to keep buying from them and why people persist to do so. We review the weight of words and the complexities of food - can cooking/ selling food be culturally appropriating?!?! Is that going too far? We chip in African, South Asian and East Asian perspectives with Tobechi and Nurul.
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