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In episode 17, Asher (black man) shares his personal stories about his life going up in Zambia and coming to Canada as a teenager. He discusses the shift from being in an African nation to being in a city that is predominantly white. He shares stories of racist encounters and how he dealt with them. He also talks about the black lives matter movement and all the protesting that is currently taking place due to the death of George Floyd (black man) by the hands of a police officer. We hope you enjoy!

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In episode 17, Asher (black man) shares his personal stories about his life going up in Zambia and coming to Canada as a teenager. He discusses the shift from being in an African nation to being in a city that is predominantly white. He shares...

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