Episode 8 - Let's Talk About (Heteronormative) Love, Baby!
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Deciding that they can't get enough of talking about love and marriage and TV, Anuja, Alev and Carly get together again and discuss of norms and (double) standards when it...
show morePlease note that we are not done talking about love, sex, relationships and would like to include more, especially non-heteronormative and gender-queer perspectives and critiques next fall!
Love episode reading list:
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