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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 56 MIN

Ep. 12- From Hollywood Tough to Victim Advocate: Actor Victor Rivas Rivers Speaks Out

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While known for portraying tough characters in films like "Blood In, Blood Out," Victor Rivas Rivers is deeply committed to a violence-free world. Reflecting on a childhood shaped by a lack of emotional expression for men and patriarchal social norms; Victor powerfully states, "You can judge your society by the way men treat women." In this episode, Victor passionately discusses his personal journey through adverse childhood experiences and his vital work championing the redefinition of masculinity and actively combating violence against women. We explore the urgent need to break generational cycles of domestic violence, the crucial role men play in this fight, the enduring power of hope and healing, and his compelling call to action for meaningful societal change.

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