Ep 8 - It's Everywhere

from Propaganda Paradox · host Elliot Touretz and Tun Myaing

Now, everyone can self-identify as a victim. What does that do to a culture that no longer sees or values minority experiences? In this episode, host Elliot Touretz and producer/co-host Tun Myaing discuss the eighth rule of this 10 part course: Everything Can’t Be Everything.Send us Fan Mail

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