<p>Today we're talking about safety. We discuss how conversations around women's safety are generally framed, and we ask the question 'why do we rely so heavily on traumatic stories in order to develop empathy and understanding?'</p>

Today we're talking about safety. We discuss how conversations around women's safety are generally framed, and we ask the question 'why do we rely so heavily on traumatic stories in order to develop empathy and understanding?'

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Hi! We're Lea, Manashri, and Tomi, and we think silo-ed podcasts are so 2019! This podcast is a kaleidoscopic chat on topics that are relatable, uncomfortable and evolving. We’ll explore the nuances within typically polarizing conversations while addressing the countless intersections of identity that inform our experiences and worldview. We like our research, but we're not afraid to look dumb. Hangout with us for an episode or two as we engage in some good ol' intersectional gossip.

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