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Welcome to the Double X Gab Fest for Thursday, April 20th.

I'm Hannah Rosen, a host of NPR's Invisibilia.

I'm joined in the New York studios by June Thomas, a managing producer of Slate podcasts. Hi, June. Hey, Hannah.

Noreen is on vacation this week. Lucky Noreen. So subbing in for Noreen, we have Kara

Brown, a senior writer for Jezebel. Hi, Kara. Hi. Kara's been on the show before talking to us about

the Women's March, and she is generously joining us from Los Angeles, which is what today? Is L.A.

like, beautiful and awesome as ever? You know, we're about to hit a really warm streak. It's about between

the 80s and 90s for like the next week or so,

not to not to rub it in or anything. But I think the weather's been pretty nice in New York

from what I've heard, right? It's lovely. Well, let's get going. Our topics today are fun ones.

Well, they're not all fun, but they do involve a lot of videos, which is unusual for us. First,

the anatomy of the promposal, which I'm really looking forward to talking about, in which an ordinary guy, usually it's a guy.

Sometimes it's a girl from a suburban high school makes a video inviting a celebrity to the prom.

What do we think about those?

Second, missing white woman syndrome in which it was said in the news that

several women of color had disappeared from the D.C. area. We talk about that as a social media

campaign. And finally, David Schwimmer's updated sexual harassment videos, supposed to be much more

realistic, involve hipsters like the kind that you would just

encounter walking down the street as opposed to creepy old men. They're meant to show you what

harassment really looks like now and we talk about those. And June, you want to tell us what's

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