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ABOUT THIS EPISODE In this episode, Sarah and Shasha discusses abuse in relationships. They take a close look at the types of abuse that may be encountered in relationships and discuss the reasons behind them. They also look at the effects of these terrible actions, and offer some solutions (to the best of their knowledge) to the problem. Abuse is not a joke! It doesn't have to be physical (hitting) for it to be taken serious. If you are in an abusive relationship please get out as soon as possible! Your life matters! Hosts: Sarah Kay and Shasha Song: Maame hw3 by Ebony Reign (We do not own the rights to this song) DISCLAIMER While recording this episode, we experienced some technical difficulties as you can hear in the sound, but re-recording the conversation on this subject would've taken away the authenticity of the conversation. This is why we decided to publish this episode. We apologize for the sound, and we hope you enjoy this necessary conversation!

ABOUT THIS EPISODE In this episode, Sarah and Shasha discusses abuse in relationships. They take a close look at the types of abuse that may be encountered in relationships and discuss the reasons behind them. They also look at the effects of these terrible actions, and offer some solutions (to the best of their knowledge) to the problem. Abuse is not a joke! It doesn't have to be physical (hitting) for it to be taken serious. If you are in an abusive relationship please get out as soon as possible! Your life matters!  Hosts: Sarah Kay and Shasha  Song: Maame hw3 by Ebony Reign (We do not own the rights to this song) DISCLAIMER While recording this episode, we experienced some technical difficulties as you can hear in the sound, but re-recording the conversation on this subject would've taken away the authenticity of the conversation. This is why we decided to publish this episode. We apologize for the sound, and we hope you enjoy this necessary conversation!

In this episode of the Societal Diaries, Shasha and Sarah Kay address the rape culture in Ghana. "Me Se Daabi" is an Akan (Twi) phrase that means "I said No!" This phrase is one that we wish the whole world would respond to by simply walking away when uttered. While The Peace Hive team is not made up of counselors and/or experts who will be able to provide you with the adequate resources for your healing process, we are willing to listen to your story/stories if you will like to share them with us.  Follow us: Facebook Instagram YouTube Twitter

In this episode of the Societal Diaries, Shasha and Sarah Kay address the rape culture in Ghana. "Me Se Daabi" is an Akan (Twi) phrase that means "I said No!" This phrase is one that we wish the whole world would respond to by simply walking away when uttered. While The Peace Hive team is not made up of counselors and/or experts who will be able to provide you with the adequate resources for your healing process, we are willing to listen to your story/stories if you will like to share them with us.  Follow us: Facebook Instagram YouTube Twitter

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