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Everyday Sexism, Brexit and Pussy Riot

Elliw Gwawr discusses hereditary peerages, whether a degree is still an agent for social mobility, and whether female MPs treated differently to male politicians?

Elliw Gwawr's guests include the founder of the Everyday Sexism project, Laura Bates; Charlotte Carew Pole -- head of 'Daughters Rights' a group which is challenging the law that states only sons can inherit hereditary peerages; Dr Michelle Deininger and Sian Griffiths on education and social mobility, and the punk art collective Pussy Riot during their visit to Wales.

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Sun 26 Aug 2018 08:00
成人快手 Radio Wales

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