The power of humor with comedians Lauren Lapkus & Cameron Esposito

Tilted: A Lean In Podcast by Lean In

Nov 24, 202042:06Society & Culture

For many women, “joking around” is something we do when we’re uncomfortable. Humor is a way to deflect an unwanted sexual advance, brush off a sexist comment, or cope with anything else that makes us cringe. But when we...

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