Episode 15: Laurabel Mba

from Newfoundlanders Share Their Lives Hosted by Rabbi Chernitsky

Laurabel Mba joins me for a raw and honest conversation about identity and belonging. We go back to when she was seven years old, moving from Nigeria to Ontario, and what it felt like to suddenly feel "out of place" in a new country. Laurabel shares how those early experiences of being Black in Canada shaped her worldview and eventually led her to the vital anti-racism work she leads today. It’s a story about finding your voice when the world tries to tell you where you fit.

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