FemAnonFatal Ep 27 -The Awarness Podcast

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FemAnonFatal Ep 27 -The Awarness Podcast

9 set 2018 · 1 h 56 min. 48 sec.

Capitoli

01 · Black Widow - Look What You Made Me Do

3 min. 38 sec.

02 · Pink - Pink Just Like A Pill

7 min. 28 sec.

03 · Pixies - Where Is My Mind High Definition

11 min. 26 sec.

04 · Pink Floyd Mother - Floyd

15 min. 22 sec.

05 · Craig Chaquico - Bad Woman

20 min. 54 sec.

06 · Pink Floyd Comfortably numb

27 min. 7 sec.

07 · Eric Clapton - Cocaine studio version

34 min. 1 sec.

08 · BLACK SABBATH ? Changes ? 1972 - SABBATH

37 min. 41 sec.

09 · rpmt https://archive.org/details/s_RapeMythsOnTrial

42 min. 26 sec.

10 · Tito & Tarantula - Angry Cockroaches dusk till dawn

1 h 32 min. 4 sec.

11 · Norah Jones on the piano pay tribute to Chris Cornell with - Black hole sun

1 h 36 min. 42 sec.

12 · Kiyo Cato - Cocaine ( White Girl Soundtrack 2016 )

1 h 44 min. 3 sec.

13 · Tricky - Black Steel [Been Caught Steeling Mix]

1 h 46 min. 47 sec.

14 · Tricky - Evolution Revolution Love

1 h 52 min. 45 sec.

Descrizione

Rape Myths on Trial is a provocative presentation by a career criminal prosecutor and advocate for victims of sexual violence, Anne Munch. She examines how cultural attitudes shape the outcomes...

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Rape Myths on Trial is a provocative presentation by a career criminal prosecutor and advocate for victims of sexual violence, Anne Munch. She examines how cultural attitudes shape the outcomes of rape and sexual assault cases by drawing on years of experience prosecuting sex crimes, showing how rape cases often turn on the involvement of an “unnamed conspirator” — the often-unexamined complex of myths and stories we tell ourselves as a culture about sex, gender, power, and responsibility. By using examples from real cases, and harrowing evidence from actual emergency calls, Munch reveals how these assumptions that juries bring into the courtroom often stack the odds against victims, and at the same time challenges us to think critically about how our own assumptions might unintentionally reinforce victim-blaming. The result is a stunning look inside the criminal justice system and an incisive analysis of this culture’s warped views of women’s sexuality and rights as human beings.

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