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12. Real Feminists Don't Go To The Doctor.
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In this episode, Chantel acts weird and attempts to read 4 blog posts that describe the ways she sees and feels about the current women's health paradigm, and how she wishes we could all shift our perspectives. If you can get past her loopy ass jokes, then you might really enjoy this one! The 4 pieces she reads are: 1) Her recent Medium article, "Real Feminists Don't Go to the Doctor." https://medium.com/@chantelquick/real-feminists-dont-go-to-the-doctor-9d878151bb46 2) Her older Medium article, "There Is Nothing Healthy About “Women’s Healthcare: Why Women’s Healthcare undermines women’s health a creates a culture of abuse we all accept." https://medium.com/@chantelquick/there-is-nothing-healthy-about-womens-healthcare-7ec5ce0597be 3) An IG and blog post from @freya.kellet on Patriarchal ideas of health and hygiene. 4) Chantel's recent IG post on the history and practices of obstetrics @rooted.is.radicle "If you're a feminist, you should be rejecting the ritualistic medical practice of pelvic exams and pap smears."
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In this episode, Chantel acts weird and attempts to read 4 blog posts that describe the ways she sees and feels about the current women's health paradigm, and how she wishes we could all shift our perspectives. If you can get past her loopy ass jokes, then you might really enjoy this one! The 4 pieces she reads are: 1) Her recent Medium article, "Real Feminists Don't Go to the Doctor." https://medium.com/@chantelquick/real-feminists-dont-go-to-the-doctor-9d878151bb46 2) Her older Medium article, "There Is Nothing Healthy About “Women’s Healthcare: Why Women’s Healthcare undermines women’s health a creates a culture of abuse we all accept." https://medium.com/@chantelquick/there-is-nothing-healthy-about-womens-healthcare-7ec5ce0597be 3) An IG and blog post from @freya.kellet on Patriarchal ideas of health and hygiene. 4) Chantel's recent IG post on the history and practices of obstetrics @rooted.is.radicle "If you're a feminist, you should be rejecting the ritualistic medical practice of pelvic exams and pap smears."
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