Unfiltered: Why sex-ed is essential?

Hamsa Madhira, Staff ReporterDecember 10, 2020Leave a Comment

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In this podcast, junior Hamsa Madhira talks about various socio-political issues, ideas and experiences that are personal to her identity as a South Asian and immigrant.

Hosted by junior Hamsa Madhira, this podcast talks about various socio-political issues, ideas, and experiences that are personal to her identity as a South Asian and Immigrant. This week, she will discuss her views on sex ed.

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