In Conversation with Kim Crosby on Anti-racism Praxis at Slutwalk 2012

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Muna Mire interviews Kim Crosby -- an award-winning multidisciplinary artist, community activist and queer survivor of sexual assault. Their conversation is centred around the process of opening up the space of Slutwalk for racialized women and transpeople. Is there privilege in calling yourself a slut? Can women of colour and transpeople afford to name themselves sluts in protest? Listen to hear more.

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