That is not enough for folks, especially with marginalized identities, to feel safe.

And a question that I personally consider in assessing whether or not I feel safe with someone is to ask, you know, in what ways are you actively trying to change your sphere of orbit, whether that be professionally, socially, politically, to allow folks who have been

historically disenfranchised the same opportunities you have to thrive.

And for me that question goes beyond mere respect,

but is required for me to feel safe with someone.

And I think it also loops back to the original history

of safe spaces as organizing spaces, right?

As they serve a particular purpose, They have an intention behind them, which is

intervening in oppression.

Welcome to the Multiamari podcast. I'm Jace. I'm Emily and I'm Dettaker. We believe in looking

to the future of relationships not maintaining the status quo of the past.

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On this episode of the Multie-emory Podcast,

we're talking about creating safe spaces in relationships. What are safe spaces and how do we make sure

that they're present in our relationships? Today we're also going to be

discussing the history of safe spaces on college campuses, their use in various social justice

movements as well as discussing some considerations for how you can take this and

make your own intimate relationships safer as well.

And to have this discussion, we are joined once again by one of our researchers, Dr. Kiana

Nurse.

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