Episode 10 - #LivedExperience - Ivan Humble

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Ivan Humble joins #JeffSchoep & #AcaciaDietz for Episode 10 of #BeyondBarriersPodcast. In this episode, Ivan shares a bit of his history and what he is doing now to help fight #extremism, #racism, and #Islamaphobia. In 2009, Ivan Humble joined the English Defence League (EDL), a far-right and Islamophobic organization, in response to the provocations of radical Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary. Today he is an anti-hate campaigner working with groups all over the UK to tackle radicalization and extremism, he is also part of the Beyond Barriers team as the Outreach Coordinator for the United Kingdom.

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