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From the Radiolab podcast: We dive into the gray zone of consent and wrestle with questions of culpability, generational divides and the utility of fear in changing our culture.
In the years since accusations of sexual assault were first brought against Harvey Weinstein, our news has been flooded with stories of sexual misconduct, indicting very visible figures in our public life. Most of these cases have involved unequivocal breaches of consent, some of which have been criminal. But what have also emerged are conversations surrounding more difficult situations to parse — ones that exist in a much grayer space.
When we started our own reporting through this gray zone in 2018, we stumbled into a challenging conversation that we can’t stop thinking about. In this second episode of "In the No," radio-maker Kaitlin Prest joins us for a conversation with Hanna Stotland, an educational consultant who specializes in crisis management. Her clients include students who have been expelled from school for sexual misconduct. In the aftermath, Hanna helps them reapply to school. While Hanna shares some of her more nuanced and confusing cases, we wrestle with questions of culpability, generational divides and the utility of fear in changing our culture.
CONTENT WARING: This episode contains some graphic language and descriptions of very sensitive sexual situations, including discussions of sexual assault, consent and accountability, which may be very difficult for people to listen to. Visit The National Sexual Assault Hotline for resources and support: rainn.org/resources
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From the Radiolab podcast: We dive into the gray zone of consent and wrestle with questions of culpability, generational divides and the utility of fear in changing our culture.
In the years since accusations of sexual assault were first brought against Harvey Weinstein, our news has been flooded with stories of sexual misconduct, indicting very visible figures in our public life. Most of these cases have involved unequivocal breaches of consent, some of which have been criminal. But what have also emerged are conversations surrounding more difficult situations to parse — ones that exist in a much grayer space.
When we started our own reporting through this gray zone in 2018, we stumbled into a challenging conversation that we can’t stop thinking about. In this second episode of "In the No," radio-maker Kaitlin Prest joins us for a conversation with Hanna Stotland, an educational consultant who specializes in crisis management. Her clients include students who have been expelled from school for sexual misconduct. In the aftermath, Hanna helps them reapply to school. While Hanna shares some of her more nuanced and confusing cases, we wrestle with questions of culpability, generational divides and the utility of fear in changing our culture.
CONTENT WARING: This episode contains some graphic language and descriptions of very sensitive sexual situations, including discussions of sexual assault, consent and accountability, which may be very difficult for people to listen to. Visit The National Sexual Assault Hotline for resources and support: rainn.org/resources
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