Dr. Juli (Juli) Slattery
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830 appearances
3 recordings
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Aug
Dr. Juli (Juli) Slattery’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think another piece of this that we have to talk about, it's not just queer theory that is impacting people, but also social media.
And you address this quite a bit in your book as well, is that's really a space where particularly
teens and tweens and young adults are spending a lot of time.
They're seeing these terms show up and you talk about how they tend to try on language and identities to see if they fit and sort of see how other people give them feedback.
Can you explain maybe even just using a case study or two that might show the kind of person that you're meeting with and how that feedback loop works?
Yeah.
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Now let's head to the coffee shop.
And so you've got all of these things happening in culture today, whether it's social media or the impact of critical theory and queer theory.
You've got exposure to pornography, which I think feeds into a lot of this as well.
And the meaning making.
And Julia, I don't know about you, but when I think... I'm a lot older than you are, but when I think back to...
being a 10 year old or a 12 year old or a 15 year old, boy, I can remember the insecurities and the questions that I had and, you know, not fitting the stereotype of what a cheerleader looks like, or, you know, a pretty girl looks like.
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