Hannah Barnard
Hannah Barnard
“Body Count”
“Body Count”
“Body Count”
Sunday 16th July 2023
Hannah Barnard exposes the term 'body count' as a tool for shaming and controlling women in 'The Trauma of Abuse' podcast.
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Episode Overview
- Discussion on the derogatory term 'body count' and its use to shame women
- Analysis of misogynistic control tactics in online interviews
- Insight into the insidious nature of abuse and its destructive impact
- Highlighting the importance of recognising and addressing abusive behaviours
- Empowering message on advocating for women's rights and challenging harmful ideologies
It's about humiliating women by saying look how stupid they are. Look how idiotic they are. Look how hypocritical they are. And it's about saying, look at us. Look at our wonderful ideas that we're promoting. They're not wonderful, they're controlling, and they are signs of big red flags.
Have you ever thought about how words can be used as weapons? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Trauma of Abuse', host Hannah Barnard takes a deep dive into the term 'body count' and its disturbing implications. She examines how this seemingly simple phrase is wielded to shame and control women, often in online interviews. Through heartfelt narration and keen analysis, Hannah exposes the misogynistic undertones and control tactics behind this term.
Her passion for the subject is palpable, making it impossible to ignore the insidious nature of such language. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding how words can perpetuate abuse and what we can do to challenge these harmful ideologies. By the end, you'll gain a new perspective on the power of language and its role in perpetuating or dismantling control.