Ep 2: I Have A Problem That I Can't Fix (2 of 4)

Episode 2 of the Through A Different Set Of Eyes podcast, hosted by Eddie & Jason, titled "Ep 2: I Have A Problem That I Can't Fix (2 of 4)" was published on January 6, 2021 and runs 34 minutes.

January 6, 2021 ·34m · Through A Different Set Of Eyes

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In part 2 of 4, Eddie reveals how institutional racism reshaped his own racial identity and the challenges he faces as a father in today’s America. Discover more at www.ThroughADifferentSetOfEyes.com.

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In part 2 of 4, Eddie reveals how institutional racism reshaped his own racial identity and the challenges he faces as a father in today’s America. Discover more at www.ThroughADifferentSetOfEyes.com.

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