EP2: The Diary of the Cancelled Harvard Girl

Episode 2 of the The Intersectional Diary podcast, hosted by Sana Kathuria, titled "EP2: The Diary of the Cancelled Harvard Girl" was published on July 21, 2021 and runs 67 minutes.

July 21, 2021 ·67m · The Intersectional Diary

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In this episode, Sana chats with BLM activist, cancelled by social media, and ex-Deloitte employee- Claira Janover. Sana asks Claira about her experience being doxxed by media, receiving death threats, and loosing her corporate job at Deloitte due to one viral video.

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In this episode, Sana chats with BLM activist, cancelled by social media, and ex-Deloitte employee- Claira Janover. Sana asks Claira about her experience being doxxed by media, receiving death threats, and loosing her corporate job at Deloitte due to one viral video.

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