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Hi, this is Jane Garvey and it's the Woman's Hour podcast from Friday, October the 9th,

2020.

Hello, good morning to you.

Somehow we've all got to Friday, so thank goodness for that.

Today on the program, really what I hope will be a really interesting conversation.

Our guests are Yasmin Alabai Brown and Ruby Hamad and we're discussing why white feminists

have let women of colour down or have they, what degree have they done, exactly that.

At BBC Woman's Hour on Twitter, if you want to get involved on that one, also somebody

who proved to be quite a talking point yesterday was our guest Richard.

He was a 28 year old man, that's not his real name either, who was enjoying a string of

relationships with older women he'd found via a dating app.

Now a lot of reaction to Richard, today you can hear from Eva who is a woman in her

40s, who's been hooking up with much younger men, so we'll get her side of her story on

the program today.

And we've also got some wonderful emails from you on that subject, including stories

about your own experiences and relationships and how much you've got out of them.

So that's a little later in the program today.

First of all, a survivor of child sexual abuse in Rotherham has told the BBC that she

is petrified, because Ashgarh Boston, the man who raped her when she was 14 and 15,

has been moved now to an open prisoner, category D, jail, and she wasn't told about it.

Now once an offender goes to a prison like this, they may be allowed out to work in the

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