Happy Hour #131: Gotcha!

Stuff Mom Never Told You

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Society & Culture

4.0 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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In this episode of b*tch and wine, we talk about a recent enlightening experience with a gotcha question in an interview and what it tells us about how necessary intersectional feminism is.

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0:00.0	Sonora and Ihark's My Cultura Podcast Network, present
0:04.0	Princess of South Beach, Season 2.
0:06.0	Did you miss me?
0:07.0	The new season of lies, scandals and skeletons in the closet.
0:11.0	I am proud to take office as your first openly gay mayor.
0:17.0	This season it's all out in the open.
0:22.0	Listen to Princess of South Beach and on the Ihark Radio app,
0:25.0	Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.0	Hey, spenty fam.
0:31.0	As listeners of the show, you know that we wrote a book,
0:34.0	and we are so excited to finally share it with you.
0:36.0	You want to know more about the Battle of the Sexes?
0:38.0	What about the fight for gay rights?
0:40.0	How about the women of movements like civil rights and disability rights?
0:43.0	Or how about the final girl trope and what it says about our society?
0:47.0	Then this book is for you.
0:49.0	There are beautiful illustrations, activities and calls to action
0:52.0	around important intersectional feminist topics that impact all of us.
0:57.0	Stuff mom never told you is a feminist past, present and future,
0:59.0	out now.
1:00.0	You can order where books are sold or get yours at stuffyoushouldreadbooks.com.
1:05.0	I'm Sonari Englinton.
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