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Aug 7, 2020 47 min

3. How to be assertive when the stakes are extremely low

from The Cramming Effect Hosted by Sofia Piggott and Ruju Dani

This episode highlights the intersectionality of identity and assertiveness. We ponder the stereotypes and expectations of professionalism in college and how we navigate these spaces. Turns out, it's hard to be assertive even when the stakes are extremely low.

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