8:46 on the Record

from Japan on the Record · host Tristan Grunow

News articles: Ayana Wise, "Why We're Marching for Black Lives in Japan" Japan Times Randiah Camille Green, "Photos from Black Lives Matter March in Osaka with Over 1,000 Protestors" Gaijinpot Alexandra Hongo, "What's Wrong With NHK's Black Lives Matter Video and Why We Need to Talk About It" Tokyo Weekender Austin Freeman, "Once Upon a Time...in Azabu Juban" Japan Times Podcast Episodes: Kurly in Kansai, "BLM Kansai March & Our Involvement" Japan Times Deep Dive, Episode 53: "Why Japan Needs Black Lives Matter" Check out other great podcast content: Kurly In Kansai Tokyo Speaks (formerly Raw Urban Mobile Podcast)

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