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Jun 4, 2020 1 hr 1 min

190 - Oliver Twist

from Like I'm A Six-Year-Old

Oliver Twist is a very funny and intelligent up-and-coming Australian comedian. He was born in Rwanda, grew up in a refugee camp in Malawi and has lived in Australia since 2014. I was planning on taking a week off the podcast this week, but in the midst of everything that's happening right now, Oliver reached out and we decided to record this honest conversation about his relationship to the police, race, class, Black Lives Matter and what meaningful action looks like. There are even a few laffs in there too. CAUSE OF THE WEEK: blacklivesmatter.caard.co Here are practical ways you can support Aboriginal Lives Matter @oliveretwist Oliver's instagram ARTICLE: Australia must stop turning a blind eye to our own black deaths ARTICLE: Victoria Police denounces 'inappropriate' memes posted to social account by officer accused of making white power gesture ARTICLE: How did #BlackOut Tuesday Go So Wrong So Fast? ARTICLE: Why the media are to blame for racialising Melbourne's African gang problem VIDEO: Trevor Noah's reflections on the riots in the US and the breakdown of the social contract

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