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All right, everybody, part two of

is intersectionality, a religion.

Thank you for writing in.

Has it been interesting?

We've never really asked you guys to write in specifically for something like this with a part two follow-up.

Don't usually really get all that political on the show either it's a bit more relevant

here because this is some of the politics affecting academia affecting some of the studies done in some of the fields that we discuss on the show.

Those of you that did write in, as I predicted, there was no big outrage. There wasn't, I didn't get any

hate mail or anything like that. A number of you just wrote in and were a little bit unconvinced by some of the points that were being made by Peter, thought he was maybe overgeneralizing, and I think I would have to agree with that,

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