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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2018 · 28 MIN

What Can We Do About The White Savior Complex?

from Tiny Spark · host Tiny Spark

A viral video of an American missionary abusing local hotel staff in Uganda exposed the ongoing racism and colonialism that continues to infuse global aid and development. Through voices with deep experience in the sector, we hear how the white savior complex continues to harm those receiving and giving aid around the world, and think about ways to help it become a more equal space.

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