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Racism, casteism, body shaming, and many discriminations are still prevailing. Whilst a lot of changes are coming through, there’s still a lot left to address. One aspect which is overlooked is height. In episode 5 of Unnumbd, we talk to Monica Chatterjee about how her height has affected her life, what sort of discrimination she faces, and how she has overcomes it.
It has taken us 50 years to progress from 0.60c for every dollar a man earns to 0.82c in 2020. In episode 4 of Unnumbd, we speak with Manini Priyan, who is an HR manager at an MNC in the UAE to understand what causes this, where we are at when it comes to polices and legalities, and what can we do now so it doesn’t take us another 50 years to close this gap.
We are living in a world where pink is traditionally seen as a feminine color, while blue is reserved for boys. In episode 3 of Unnumbd, we speak to Sunaina Dhir to talk about how she did not let the social norms dictate the social norms in her upbringing of her daughter. She talks with our host Varun Sharma about parenting, gender identity, and gender expression. The episode encapsulates the idea of letting people around you be the best version of themselves.
An untold story of domestic violence, our guest Julia Scott [name withheld] describes to us the life she lived till she turned 18 and the domestic abuse she went through from a young age.
The impact of invisible diseases has been downplayed for decades. Those who suffer, are often accused of exaggerating or faking the symptoms. In this episode, we are talking about autoimmune diseases, specifically Systemic lupus erythematosus. Our guest, Sreebala, shares with us her struggle of living with lupus in which the emotional and physical suffering can make the most simple tasks challenging, impacting the patients mental health which in turn exacerbates the symptoms.
Welcome to the official trailer of Unumbd! Find out what more about us, what we are trying to do, and what Unnumbd stands for!
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