Sinister Myth Keyword: Bi-erasure

Update: 2021-09-15

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In a strong worded discussion of heteronormative pressure, psychology student Sydney Williams explains what bi-erasure means, and how assumptions about bisexuality can have real impacts in the world.

Content warning: use of strong language.

Please note that these recent podcasts were recorded under pandemic conditions, and so we were not able to record them in the studio.

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Sinister Myth Keyword: Bi-erasure

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Sinister Myth Keyword: Bi-erasure

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Sinister Myth Keyword: Bi-erasure