Resilience in Diaspora

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In this episode of Systemic, our host, Dan Kimbrough, sits with Romain Muhammad, the founder of Diversify World. Diversify World an agency dedicated to bridging diversity, equity, and inclusion gaps between the corporate world and marginalized communities. Today we discuss the power and resilience of the African diaspora. Romain has conducted extensive research on the political and cultural impact of Africans in diaspora, and he's here to share his unique perspective. We'll explore the rich tapestry of the African diaspora, challenging the often Westernized lens in which it’s viewed, and delve into the UK context, where Romain highlights the resilience of the Windrush generation and the emergence of the political blackness movement. This conversation is a call to action, urging us to engage in open dialogues that foster a better global understanding and collective resistance against injustice. Join us as we navigate the complexities of identity, home, and the enduring spirit of the African diaspora. More about Romain: Instagam -www.instagram.com/romainmuhammad_ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/romain-muhammad-diversify/ Websites - www.diversifyworld.com/ www.romainmuhammad.com

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In this episode of Systemic, our host, Dan Kimbrough, sits with Romain Muhammad, the founder of Diversify World. Diversify World an agency dedicated to bridging diversity, equity, and inclusion gaps between the corporate world and marginalized communities. Today we discuss the power and resilience of the African diaspora. Romain has conducted extensive research on the political and cultural impact of Africans in diaspora, and he's here to share his unique perspective. We'll explore the rich tapestry of the African diaspora, challenging the often Westernized lens in which it’s viewed, and delve into the UK context, where Romain highlights the resilience of the Windrush generation and the emergence of the political blackness movement. This conversation is a call to action, urging us to engage in open dialogues that foster a better global understanding and collective resistance against injustice. Join us as we navigate the complexities of identity, home, and the enduring spirit of the African diaspora. More about Romain: Instagam -www.instagram.com/romainmuhammad_LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/romain-muhammad-diversify/Websites - www.diversifyworld.com/ www.romainmuhammad.com

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