In this episode of The UnWoke Show, we break down the viral moment that’s got climate warriors cheering and skeptics rolling their eyes. Canadian MP Laurel Collins breaks into tears during a speech about the “gendered impacts” of climate change, declaring it the “existential crisis of our time.” Her emotional appeal quickly became media fodder, with Sky News host Rita Panahi mocking the moment as yet another example of climate alarmism.

We dig into the tension between heartfelt activism and performative politics—asking whether raw emotion belongs in climate debate, or if it weakens the case. Plus, we unpack the claim that climate change hits women harder: fact, fiction, or political framing?

This isn’t just a story—it’s a narrative clash of ideology, emotion, and media spin. Buckle up, it’s going to be uncomfortably honest.

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