5 episodes
Mixed Messages | Sustainable Sisters Project Sustainable Sisters Project
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- Society & Culture
Sustainable Sisters Project is an all-girl student activist group that seeks to make change through meaningful conversation and immediate action. Join Kyle, Abi, Kennedy, Lydia, Riley, Gaby and the rest of the sisters on ‘Mixed Messages’ as they dive deep into the meanings of sexism, racism and mental health for teens today. Don’t worry, they’re funny too.
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My Body My Choice Part 2
Kyle, Kennedy and Gaby continue their conversation on my body my choice and its effects on trends and personal circumstances.
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My Body My Choice Part 1
Kyle, Kennedy and Gaby discuss four of the most controversial words of 2021, my body my choice. From their original reference for women's rights to their twisted meaning during the pandemic, even extending to girls' education being compromised by unfair dress code restrictions. The girls pull no punches in their honest opinions on their rights and their futures.
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It's Not oKKK
Kyle and Kennedy create an episode solely focused on their experiences as women of color growing up in an America that is not on the same page in terms of race, equality and the black experience.
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2020 Vision
The girls recount the year of 2020 and all the ups and downs that came with it!
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Meet the Sisters
Get to know what Sustainable Sisters Project is all about! In this episode, the girls discuss how the club came to be and how they hope to use their newfound platform to advocate for the causes that mean the most to them.
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