059: When Silence Enables Harm: Culture, Power, and Speaking Up

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059: When Silence Enables Harm: Culture, Power, and Speaking Up

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The joke everyone laughs off. The colleague someone quietly warns you not to meet alone. The talented employee who walks away because saying why feels riskier than leaving. What do those moments have in common?
They help teach a group what is normal.

Sandra and Annette ask a harder question than whether an organization has rules: Who gets to define acceptable behavior, and what happens to the people who challenge it? From a kindergarten lesson about peer pressure to the uncomfortable realities of speaking up at work, the conversation traces the gap between knowing something is wrong and feeling able to act.

This discussion also references sexual assault cases, including allegations in a Cornell matter that was under investigation when the episode was recorded. We are examining cultural patterns, not determining guilt.

Content note: sexual assault, drugging, and trauma

Resources named - RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network): National Sexual Assault Hotline, 1-800-656-4673; rainn.org/hotline; text HOPE to 64673. The episode identifies these as routes to support for survivors and loved ones.

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Photography of Sandra Wint + Annette Garsteck taken by Katie Garlock, Portrations

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