New wave of racism post COVID

from Bristol Unpacked · host The Bristol Cable

What does it mean to be Bristolian? Makala Cheung, born and raised in Knowle West of South-East Asian heritage, is a musician and creative director of the Filwood Centre in the South Bristol heartland. Listen in with Neil as they explore the ongoing debate of who is or isn’t Bristolian, the rise in racism against Chinese people since COVID, and how the wider city sees Knowle Westers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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