Inclusion, Social Media and Boycotting

Episode 4 of the The Uncanny Truth Teller podcast, hosted by Khanye Tsebo, titled "Inclusion, Social Media and Boycotting" was published on June 6, 2020 and runs 25 minutes.

June 6, 2020 ·25m · The Uncanny Truth Teller

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I wanted to talk about the various groups of people whom businesses are setup within the black community and their involvement to include themselves into the BLM movement, as well social media and boycotting with purpose.

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I wanted to talk about the various groups of people whom businesses are setup within the black community and their involvement to include themselves into the BLM movement, as well social media and boycotting with purpose.

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