30 min
misogyny and cancel culture w/ Sarah Destasio JustUs
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- Society & Culture
JustUs is 30 minute weekly talk show featuring local, place-based conversations centered public health, mutual aid community-based solutions in the Four Corners. You can listen to JustUs on KDUR 91.9 and 93.9FM, on stolen lands in Durango, CO, and also stream online at KDUR.org. Visit KDUR.org for the current schedule.
Durango, CO is situated on the ancestral land and territory of the Nuuchiu (Ute) people, who were forcibly removed by the United States Government. KDUR Community Radio operates out of Fort Lewis College, which has a history as an Indian Boarding School. It is important to acknowledge this setting because the narratives of the lands in this region have long been told from dominant perspectives, without full recognition of the original land stewards who continue to inhabit and connect with this land.
In this episode we reference adrienne maree brown's 'We Will Not Cancel Us, available from AK Press,, and Rebecca Solnit's memoir 'Men Explain Things To Me' published by Haymarket books. We also reference the work of Clementine Morrigan, available on clementinemorrigan.com, and on the podcast 'F*%$ing Cancelled'. Also check out three articles written by Sarah under the name Salome Stern:
https://medium.com/@SalomeStern/how-my-experience-of-the-dsa-grievance-process-was-gendered-2a872f3a2e8f
https://medium.com/@SalomeStern/the-dsa-grievance-process-almost-broke-me-i-still-believe-in-dsa-heres-why-de134fbb2419
https://medium.com/@dsaconres/our-dsa-chapter-has-a-misogyny-problem-when-we-tried-to-speak-up-about-it-we-were-silenced-41a89248a82f
JustUs is 30 minute weekly talk show featuring local, place-based conversations centered public health, mutual aid community-based solutions in the Four Corners. You can listen to JustUs on KDUR 91.9 and 93.9FM, on stolen lands in Durango, CO, and also stream online at KDUR.org. Visit KDUR.org for the current schedule.
Durango, CO is situated on the ancestral land and territory of the Nuuchiu (Ute) people, who were forcibly removed by the United States Government. KDUR Community Radio operates out of Fort Lewis College, which has a history as an Indian Boarding School. It is important to acknowledge this setting because the narratives of the lands in this region have long been told from dominant perspectives, without full recognition of the original land stewards who continue to inhabit and connect with this land.
In this episode we reference adrienne maree brown's 'We Will Not Cancel Us, available from AK Press,, and Rebecca Solnit's memoir 'Men Explain Things To Me' published by Haymarket books. We also reference the work of Clementine Morrigan, available on clementinemorrigan.com, and on the podcast 'F*%$ing Cancelled'. Also check out three articles written by Sarah under the name Salome Stern:
https://medium.com/@SalomeStern/how-my-experience-of-the-dsa-grievance-process-was-gendered-2a872f3a2e8f
https://medium.com/@SalomeStern/the-dsa-grievance-process-almost-broke-me-i-still-believe-in-dsa-heres-why-de134fbb2419
https://medium.com/@dsaconres/our-dsa-chapter-has-a-misogyny-problem-when-we-tried-to-speak-up-about-it-we-were-silenced-41a89248a82f
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