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Welcome to the Double-X Gab Fest for Thursday, November 27th, the Butch Goddess edition.

I'm Hannah Rosen, a writer for Double X. I'm joined in the D studio today by Slate writer Katie Waldman. Hi, Katie. Hi, Katie. Hi, Hannah. I'm just so excited to have a human with me. I speak on behalf of the institution, the hallowed institution of Slate. Of course you do. And we're joined in New York by June Thomas, editor of Outward. I'm going to stop saying LGBTQ blog by listeners by now should know what Outward is. So hi, June. They surely should. Hey, Hannah. Hey, Katie.

So our three topics for today. First, we're going to talk about a story in this month's Rolling Stone about a gang rape that happened at a University of Virginia fraternity and how it prompts the university to suspend all frat activities.

Second, a new study showing that husbands, not children, are what holds women's careers back.

And third, does the new Hunger Games movie show us what a feminine utopia would look like?

Okay, let's move on to our first topic.

In this month's Rolling Stone, Sabrina

Rubin Erdely reports on a shocking 2012 incident that took place at a UVA frat. She describes how a girl

named Jackie followed her date upstairs at a frat party into a dark room. She was then pinned down

and essentially gangraped by a group of frat boys while a couple of other boys looked on.

Erdily looks into the party culture at UVA and then how the administration responded.

Sabrina, welcome to the show.

Thank you.

Thank you for having me.

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