

Elizabeth Strout, Girls Will Be Girls, Women's safety, Labour women and donations
Sep 23, 2024
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Strout shares her insights on intergenerational friendships and the nuances of women's narratives in literature. Meanwhile, Rachel Reeves defends ethical governance regarding political donations while navigating challenges women face in politics. Kylie Pentelow discusses the eye-opening film 'Girls Will Be Girls,' revealing the complexities of female agency during first love. The conversation also emphasizes the need for reform in police practices to better address women's safety in light of cultural and systemic challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Political Donations and Public Perception
03:23 • 10min
Navigating Women’s Journey in 'Girls Will Be Girls'
13:19 • 14min
Bridging Generations: Women and the Struggle for Solidarity
27:04 • 6min
Reforming Police Practices for Women's Safety
33:06 • 11min
Addressing Male Violence Against Women: Cultural and Governmental Responsibilities
43:46 • 2min
Connections and Storytelling
46:15 • 10min
Exploring Generational Connections and Literary Inspiration
56:42 • 4min