Myanmar (Episode 2)

from In Living Color...Abroad Hosted by Angel Rodriguez

On this episode, I speak with Vivienne, who is Nigerian, about her experience teaching/living for 2 years in Myanmar and how she's faring currently in Bahrain! We discuss the differences/privileges between having a British/American passport compared to any other passport in the job market of international education, how she contracted Chikungunya and was hospitalized for 5 days(!!) and her firsthand experiences with dealing with a community that is not used to black people.

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