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“Her first definition of assimilation was correct. Her second definition is multiculturalism or diversity and inclusion.
Shedding your foreign identity, and embracing the perceived identity of Those in power is what colonists and those who hold power wanted.
Assimilation is how they want you to survive in a place that was not meant for you.”
jackitup via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/16/22
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“I was hooked on this podcast immediately! Christopher Rivas is a storyteller and switches between his own narrative and the story of Rubirosa so beautifully. I absolutely loved the interviews of fans of Rubi and friends and family of Christopher. I laughed and cried throughout the series and...”Read full review »
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“I listened to this podcast in full, before leaving a review. The host was interesting but at times can tell he is not a natural storyteller. Can tell he is reading a script of sort. I was hoping for more information and background on Rubirosa than what was in the Vanity Fair article. The podcast...”Read full review »
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“Great job to Chris and his team! I appreciate how it begins with one story and expands to others. Very entertaining and enlightening. Unfortunate that we see so much division in the world still. Look forward to more episodes!”
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