#144 Meet (some of) the new team!

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We take some reprieve amid the heaviness of the world to bring you some of the new(ish) voices of Race Matters. Over the last six months, every week, our new volunteers have been coming together to help bring Race Matters to life. Today we hear from Tim Worton, Alicia Zhao, Toobs Anwar with Executive Producer Shareeka Helaluddin talking about what brought them here, consciousness-raising texts (spoiler: Chicken Run is about workers rights), and their everyday acts of resistance. Lots of love to Aish Naidu, Jess Mulet and Samantha Haran who couldn't make it! Catch their work soon <3 Tracklist (listen to the full broadcast with tracks here) CHITRA - Go Easy PRIYA RAGU - Kamali JESSICA LOLLATO - Don't You Come Around ALTHEA AND DONNA - Uptown Top Ranking FIGS! BITCH Mohhamad EL Kurd & Clarissa Bitar See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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