Otherhood tells white people what they miss - about politics, culture and humanity
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“Because I'm white, male and comfortable, I do not readily understand why people who are not like me are unhappy, dissatisfied, angry... why they want things to change radically. This podcast gets to that, and explains what people like me should have known all along; but at least now with Rupa Shenoy's podcast, we have a chance to get it. I subscribe — you should, too.”Read full review »
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05/28/17
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“I found this podcast helpful in broadening my understanding of our newly emergent diversity as a nation, in particular new groups and cultures who are making their presence and influence felt more and more, in our national lives.
I recommend a listen and especially if you are looking to better...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
12/28/23
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“You are being heard. Other’s stories are so important.”
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United States of America ·
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“The otherhood and non-others need this. Intelligent and thorough discussions about living as an immigrant in the westernized world. I myself am a second generation immigrant (born elsewhere but grew up in the US) and constantly deal with being "pulled in two different directions" but...”Read full review »
Fmumusic via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/16/16
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