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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2021 · 23 MIN

Ep 32, Part 4: Media Narratives and Systemic Discrimination - Black Perspective

from ideas without borders · host UWaterloo Engineers Without Borders

Around this time last year, there was an incredible outcry regarding discrimination against African Americans with regards to police brutality as a result of the inhumane and unjust murder of George Floyd. Many wrongful incidents just like this one were also documented, pushed to the forefront on social media and served as inspiration for this series. We'll be finishing this series on the Black perspective and we have 3 amazing guests who will be sharing their thoughts and opinions with you.  We hope that all of us gain a bit more perspective, understanding, and begin addressing our internalized biases.  Additional Resources to Learn More: Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History (on Netflix) 13th (on Netflix) Stamped From the Beginning (novel by Ibram X. Kendi)   

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