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22: ARE ALL MOMS AFRAID OF SPIDERS?
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This episode is a gift for all humans who want to educate themselves and join this important conversation surrounding gender assumptions around the world, including whether all moms are afraid of spiders.
This episode may be long, but it packs a punch and is well worth the listen. We are joined by our producer Stephany to discuss some complex issues surrounding sexism and misogyny, and share our different perspectives with care and humor.
In the first 45 minutes of the episode we discuss the differences between sexism, misogyny, and patriarchy, and PRACTICAL responses we and our listeners can use when faced with an inappropriate joke, comment or uncomfortable situation.
In the second half of the episode, we take an unexpected but important deep dive into medical misogyny, how the “father of gynecology” used enslaved women in experimental surgeries against their will, how countries respond differently to women’s menstruation, Steph’s shocking interaction with Colombia’s current president, and how online misogyny through sexual and violence images and comments leads to actual extremism and violence against women and girls.
In this episode:
The differences between patriarchy, sexism, and misogyny
Practical tips for responding to unwanted, inappropriate, and sexist comments
Mother’s Day versus Father’s Day
Medical misogyny
How medical care for women started, and how it’s going
https://www.salon.com/2023/03/18/history-of-gynecology/
How different countries approach periods as healthcare for women - shout out to Colombia!
Online misogyny and the concern by the United Nations https://www.undp.org/policy-centre/oslo/blog/masculinities-misogyny-and-violent-extremism
This episode may be long, but it packs a punch and is well worth the listen. We are joined by our producer Stephany to discuss some complex issues surrounding sexism and misogyny, and share our different perspectives with care and humor.
In the first 45 minutes of the episode we discuss the differences between sexism, misogyny, and patriarchy, and PRACTICAL responses we and our listeners can use when faced with an inappropriate joke, comment or uncomfortable situation.
In the second half of the episode, we take an unexpected but important deep dive into medical misogyny, how the “father of gynecology” used enslaved women in experimental surgeries against their will, how countries respond differently to women’s menstruation, Steph’s shocking interaction with Colombia’s current president, and how online misogyny through sexual and violence images and comments leads to actual extremism and violence against women and girls.
In this episode:
The differences between patriarchy, sexism, and misogyny
Practical tips for responding to unwanted, inappropriate, and sexist comments
Mother’s Day versus Father’s Day
Medical misogyny
How medical care for women started, and how it’s going
https://www.salon.com/2023/03/18/history-of-gynecology/
How different countries approach periods as healthcare for women - shout out to Colombia!
Online misogyny and the concern by the United Nations https://www.undp.org/policy-centre/oslo/blog/masculinities-misogyny-and-violent-extremism
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