United We Stand/ Divided We Fall
from The Ubuntu Podcast
In this episode, our three co-hosts are discussing a complicated, necessary, and at times, uncomfortable, topic: exploring the Diaspora Divide, most specifically between African-Americans and different African immigrant communities. Pulling on each of their lived experiences and calling into question many systems and institutions responsible for the separation, Dau, David, & Henock go deep on why there's consistently tension amongst many of us, and how and why we must overcome it. Also, an in-depth Africa In The News Segment on COVID-19 in Africa and the many issues it is causing in Uganda, and how YOU can help by supporting Building Hope Project! For more information on the topics discussed, please review the following links: COVID-19 Africa Update: https://www.africanews.com/2020/04/10/coronavirus-in-africa-breakdown-of-infected-virus-free-countries/ David's Building Hope Project-Uganda Rapid Response Fundraiser: https://buildinghopeproject.org/covid-19 COVID-19 In Uganda Violates Human Rights: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/mar/29/coronavirus-uganda-used-to-lockdowns-poor-healthcare-but-we-are-terrified https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/04/02/uganda-respect-rights-covid-19-response# Ugandan Health Workers Lead COVID-19 Fight: https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/28/community-health-workers-lead-covid-19-fight-uganda/ Why African Immigrants Should Celebrate Black History Month: https://blavity.com/why-african-immigrants-are-indebted-to-black-americans?category1=black-history&subCat=editorial-desk
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