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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2016 · 24 MIN

Positive stereotyping and can you ever avoid being on dodgy ground? – Token podcast

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Women relate better to gay people. Black people are better dancers. Jewish mums love to feed people. Is there any truth in these seemingly complimentary generalisations? And is it ok to have that conversation? Freddy McConnell and Leah Green discuss the good, the bad and the dodgy ground of stereotyping

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