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How The Yes Was Won | Storytime With Aisling Dolan

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This week, Aisling Dolan comes on the podcast to share the story of how the Yes in the 'Repeal The 8th' campaign was won, and the 10-episode podcast she spent the last three years building that tells the full story.
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The Storytime Podcast is a video podcast available on RU-vid (with audio-only versions on all good podcasting platforms), hosted, shot & edited by Irish RU-vidr Clisare. Guests are invited on to share their best stories. Storytime 'Take Two' is brought to you by 'The Shift', an Irish Podcasting Network.
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29 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 5

@kathyreinhofer9275 3 года назад

Thank you Aisling, great storytime 💚💚💚💚💚

@LadyAurian 3 года назад

Oh wow how does this only have 3 comments... brb sharing everywhere cause this needs to be heard.

@LadyAurian 3 года назад

Such a powerful story and so many great insights and quotes. I live in Sweden so I cant relate to the experience, but we have movements here that want to reduce abortion rights and so many places are doing that, so it was wonderful to hear a story where it went the other direction. And I think its extremely important to talk about this sort of stuff because abortion rights are constantly being threatened, we have to remember whats at stake. I also think this sort of topic is key in combatting the underlying misogyni in society, because its one of the ways we see how its built in to the mindset of laws and medicine, and remind ourselves of how much harm it causes. Its not "just" about domestic abuse, its about so much more, and all women are impacted by it. So thank you for sharing your story and keeping this conversation alive. As Philip De Franco says, the battle isnt over, dont get complacent.