Coming to America - Episode 2

Episode 2 of the Black Star Heritage podcast, hosted by Black Star Heritage, titled "Coming to America - Episode 2" was published on April 3, 2019 and runs 39 minutes.

April 3, 2019 ·39m · Black Star Heritage

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In this episode of Black Star Heritage, Bernice and Eunice talk about their lives in Ghana and their initial experience when when they moved to New York. What's your coming to America story? Share with us on our socials. We're dying to know! _ Keep up with Black Star Heritage! Instagram: @bshpodcast Twitter: @bshpodcast2 Email@ [email protected] Bernice: @akosuaosaa on Instagram Eunice: @maaunice on Instagram

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In this episode of Black Star Heritage, Bernice and Eunice talk about their lives in Ghana and their initial experience when when they moved to New York. What's your coming to America story? Share with us on our socials. We're dying to know! _ Keep up with Black Star Heritage! Instagram: @bshpodcast Twitter: @bshpodcast2 Email@ [email protected] Bernice: @akosuaosaa on Instagram Eunice: @maaunice on Instagram

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