Episode 2: "Being brown and average"

Episode 2 of the Life & all that Jazz podcast, hosted by Vairabi Rajbonshi, titled "Episode 2: "Being brown and average"" was published on July 22, 2020 and runs 8 minutes.

July 22, 2020 ·8m · Life & all that Jazz

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Today I will be talking about colorism and the obsession with the word "fair". Will be sharing a tally on the use of applications with racist filters changing a person into superficially "white". Can we somehow stop this propaganda

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Today I will be talking about colorism and the obsession with the word "fair". Will be sharing a tally on the use of applications with racist filters changing a person into superficially "white". Can we somehow stop this propaganda

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