16. "Jag har gjort min research", Nej du är en del av den...(varning för känsliga lyssnare)

EPISODE · Oct 31, 2021 · 1H 19M

16. "Jag har gjort min research", Nej du är en del av den...(varning för känsliga lyssnare)

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Är du redo att få din syn på världen omskakad? Är du beredd på att utmana ditt sätt att tänka? Kan du ta in ett annat perspektiv, utvärdera det och kanske till och med tänka om?  Ja, då tycker vi definitivt att ni ska lyssna på det här avsnittet. Det är inte bara våra mänskliga rättigheter som står på spel utan även vår frihet, och har vi ingen frihet - då har vi praktiskt taget ingenting.  I detta avsnitt gästas vi av härliga Caroline Aronsson, en oerhört härlig och klipsk tjej med hjärtat på rätt plats!  Hoppas ni gillar det här avsnittet, gör ni det får ni gärna dela det i sociala medier eller visa det för någon som behöver höra detta. Tillsammans gör vi skillnad! THIS DOESN´T STOP UNTIL WE STOP IT #PROCHOICE #FREEDOM IG:  @next.levelpodcast @aboreslanmaya  @jo.vestin @carolinearonssons

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