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Fascism never lasts forever. Because there's nothing there to sustain it. Just anger.

In this episode of Culture Capital, Mundanara Bayles and Prabha Nandagopal sit down with one of the most important cultural voices of our time. Roxane Gay is a New York Times bestselling author, professor, and social commentator whose work has reshaped how the world thinks about feminism, power, and who gets to belong.

What emerges is a conversation about who actually holds power, who gets blamed for the problems power creates, and why the whole system depends on people never looking in the right direction.

Roxane doesn't offer comfort. She offers something better.

Resources and Links
Roxane Gay — roxanegay.com
Roxane Gay Books — http://roxanegay.com/books/
Bad Feminist — available at all good bookstores
Hunger — available at all good bookstores
Do The Work (with Megan Pillow) — available at all good bookstores

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Co-host Prabha Nandagopal is the founder of Elevate Consulting Partners, providing expert consulting on workplace culture, positive duty compliance, and human rights. Learn more at elevateconsultingpartners.com.au

Prabha also founded SafeSpace@Elevate, Australia's first trauma informed workplace reporting platform. Learn more at safespaceelevate.com.au

This episode of Culture Capital is brought to you by BlackCard, Australia's leading Aboriginal owned cultural capability training organisation. Learn more at theblackcard.com.au

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