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EPISODE · May 16, 2026 · 12 MIN

Not Justice For All

from faceconomics podcast · host faceconomics

In 2026, systemic marginalization is no longer an outlier — it’s woven into the social fabric of many nations. In this episode, Al Mina, author of Faceconomics, shares his personal and professional story of being marginalized in America. He explains why, despite clear evidence, he has struggled to secure aid, relief, and justice from the US Government — and what that reveals about who gets heard, who holds power, and which countries and markets will be left behind as the world moves toward greater inclusion. Listen to Al Mina’s candid account to understand the human cost of being voiceless and why some societies are already being judged irrelevant on the global stage.

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