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Oct 16
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TM Feminist Utopia with Qate Mongi

Beautiful Trouble
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On The Feminist Utopia, feminist Qate Mongi shares what the word really means to her and what a more balanced world could look like. A conversation about equality, leadership, and why feminism isn’t about replacing one energy with another. Guest: Qate Mongi, feminist. Three takeaways Feminism isn’t anti-men. It’s a vision of a peaceful world for both, where ... Show More
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