De Raíz #66: Síndrome de la impostora, Ciberacoso machista con Laia Serra y Feminismos gitanos con Silvia Agüero

Comenzamos con nuestro bosque comestible, que en este programa nos hablarán sobre un sentimiento que muchas hemos sentido en algún momento, el conocido como "síndrome de la impostora" Más adelante en nuestro Jurinova, realizaremos una entrevista a la jurista feminista Laia Serra con la que charlaremos sobre el informe sobre las violencias de género en línea que fue presentado el pasado mes de diciembre. A continuación seguiremos con nuestro Feministas Reunidas, en el que hoy nos acompaña Silvia Agüero con la que hablaremos de feminismos gitanos. Y como siempre, recomendación del programa de la semana con un programa de la Irola Irratia que se llama Personas; y buena música que hoy viene de la mano de Carlos Swing.

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