Феминизм для госканала: интервью, не вышедшее в эфир

The day before, a state-run television channel approached me with a surprising request: the higher-ups had ordered me to produce a program about feminism—to explain it to the rank and file. They assured me they had received approval from all levels of the management involved. I suspect it was vaguely connected to the recent Eurasian Women's Forum. Guessing that nothing particularly good would come of it, I nevertheless went to Ostankino for the sake of enlightenment. The program about feminism aired on the channel, but, as you might guess, without me. However, nothing on earth goes unnoticed: these kind people gave me the original recording—which is, in any case, more than any fragment that could have aired under the most favorable circumstances. Timelines for the work of kind volunteers: "0:00 How does feminism in Russia differ from Western feminism? 8:39 Can domestic violence laws make a difference? 19:24 How dangerous is the phenomenon of childfree? 28:16 The Lancet published an article that avoided the word "woman," calling her "a person with a vagina," or "a pregnant person with a vagina." Is this normal? 36:06 Are feminist methods always legal?"