You see companies that do not value or have never hired a trans person suddenly sell

T-shirts that say trans rights or human rights.

Yeah.

While that's important, that's a very important and critical message to communicate.

But then it's like you're taking advantage of a specific group that you have never come into contact with before.

Welcome to Doing It with me, Hannah Witten, where we talk all things, sex, relationships,

dating, and our bodies.

Hello, welcome back to doing it.

This week's episode covers a wide range of topics, and they are all equally fascinating,

so I hope that you enjoy.

My guest today is Raika Kumru, who is a digital sexual health expert.

We met in February this year at this event we both attended and spoke at called

Switched On in Istanbul, which was hosted by UNESCO, which is the United Nations Educational,

scientific and Cultural Organization. If you're interested in learning more about that event,

I did a video, which is on my my YouTube channel on my experience there and what

I learned from all of the different talks and speakers, which I'll link in the show notes.

At Switchdown, Riker did a talk about the different types of censorship that exist, especially

around sexuality and the double standards around that, which was one of my favorite sessions.

And we talk about that in this episode too.

Riker is from Turkey and currently living in Vancouver, Canada, and she has two master's degrees.

What?

Like I said, we cover a lot in this episode from what culturally appropriate sex ed means to periods, virginity,

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