ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mary and Lavina are chatting about how to handle the parts of Shakespeare that have not aged well-- language that is anti-black, racist, misogynistic, antisemitic, etc. Lavina has written a wonderful guide on how to approach some of the potentially harmful language in Shakespeare. Follow the link below!
[Original air date: July 30 2020]
English
United States
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