Episode 21: Performing Capers - Intersectionality: Tolerance vs Acceptance

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This week’s ‘Performing Capers’ podcast is a discussion about Intersectionality: Tolerance vs Acceptance. Brought to you by our Co-Chair of The Body, Lesley, and our Dance Artist, Alex, they bring up topics recently raised during our company training about unconscious biases as well as issues relating to tolerance we discussed during ‘The In/Out Crowd’ (our online LGBTQ+ sessions). Lesley and Alex chat about what intersectionality is, why it’s important to be inclusive, and how to get comfortable make these conversations part of our everyday life. Enjoy!

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