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Tabù e potere (NarraVita 64)
- Narrated by: Nadia Ferrigo
- Length: 17 mins
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Tabù e potere (NarraVita 64)
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Sono più interessanti le storie belle o le storie tristi, quelle nere o quelle rosa? Le storie sono storie, e raccontano la vita.
Le donne in politica non sono un tabù, sono un terzo incomodo. Ne parliamo con Paola Tavella, giornalista, attivista femminista, nata a Genova nel 1958 e vive a Roma. Portavoce del primo Ministero per le Pari Opportunità, guidato da Anna Finocchiaro, insegna un modulo del Master di Studi di Genere della Terza Università di Roma su Donne e Potere.
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