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Hi, I'm Lindsey Graham, host of Wondering's Podcast American Scandal.

Our newest series looks at the trial of the Chicago Seven, a case involving protests of the Vietnam War

and the legal fight that became a referendum on the soul and future of America.

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This podcast is intended for mature audiences and discusses topics that could be triggering to some.

Opinions expressed by guests on the show are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of this podcast.

I am not a therapist or a doctor.

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Please note, names have been changed in this story for anonymity purposes.

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Thank you so much for listening.

This season, I'll be referencing Dr. Stephanie Molten's Sarcus book, Gaslighting, A Lot.

I have read this book at least three times and it has not only been extremely beneficial in understanding this story,

but also opened my eyes to a gas lighter in my own life and gave me the confidence and knowledge

to know how to end said relationship.

This book will be linked in the episode notes and is also available on Audible.

No one is paying me to endorse this book or anything like that, I just simply believe it's amazing and can help a lot of people.

The term Gaslight was coined by Patrick Hamilton in his 1938 play, Gaslight,

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