EPISODE · Feb 11, 2012 · 2 MIN
Anjolaoluwa Olubuyide talks with Tara about her project on Nigerian Canadians
Anjolaoluwa talks with Tara about her Capstone project exploring the lives of Nigerian Canadians. Using oral history, she aims to show the potential of 'blind listening' in countering racism and oppression.
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Anjolaoluwa talks with Tara about her Capstone project exploring the lives of Nigerian Canadians. Using oral history, she aims to show the potential of 'blind listening' in countering racism and oppression.
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