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Why Do You Hate Us?

December 3, 2015

“Why do you hate us?” The question, framed with all the confused innocence of a child, speared me right through my core. I, who usually have such a comfortable relationship with [...]

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 How Stereotypes Influence Identity with Hetain Patel

How Stereotypes Influence Identity with Hetain Patel

November 26, 2015

Hetain Patel is an artist who makes photographs, videos, sculptures usually for galleries and theatres. His work has also appeared on the web, on television, in print, in housing estates, and [...]

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 Let’s Be Real About Culture, Stereotypes, and Biases

Let’s Be Real About Culture, Stereotypes, and Biases

September 11, 2015

We live in a Politically Correct (PC) environment and that does not do anyone any good so a group of us decided to change that. Joining me today are:   Lisa La Valle-Finan (my amazing [...]

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 Poor Africa By Shewa Dedeke

Poor Africa By Shewa Dedeke

August 19, 2015

I was working at my part time job and wearing a favorite; a black T-shirt with Fela Kuti’s face on the front with the word Dobale written across his eyes. In Yoruba culture, Dobale means [...]

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 How to Break Down the “Berlin Walls” that Exist Today

How to Break Down the “Berlin Walls” that Exist Today

August 11, 2015

This is a continuation of the DBC series. In the last video, I discussed how to defeat the supposed to syndrome. Today, I’m tackling how to break down the “Berlin Walls” that [...]

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 The Nigeria They Don’t Tell You About By Funmi Adebayo, Zephia Ovia, and Deborah Adigun-Hameed

The Nigeria They Don’t Tell You About By Funmi Adebayo, Zephia Ovia, and Deborah Adigun-Hameed

July 8, 2015

(Funmi Adebayo): What is NISM YPro about and what is the ultimate goal? NISM YPro is the Young Professionals sub-group of an established professional organisation called Nigerians in the Square [...]

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 A TCK’s Feminist Theory By Shewa Dedeke

A TCK’s Feminist Theory By Shewa Dedeke

June 19, 2015

I have a profound obsession with words and language. I believe words, do in fact, mean things and it is important to understand them. Sometimes, stereotypes exist because people do not understand [...]

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 A Challenge to Combat Single Stories of All People by Shewa Dedeke

A Challenge to Combat Single Stories of All People by Shewa Dedeke

January 31, 2015

As a TCK, I struggle with many of my identities. How I chose to label myself depends on where I am, who I am talking to, and comfort level. It is definitely a learning experience when I label [...]

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 ColOmbia, not ColUmbia by Juliana Mendez

ColOmbia, not ColUmbia by Juliana Mendez

November 9, 2014

It’s ColOmbia, not ColUmbia. The fact that people often confuse the two has made me want to do something about it and educate more people so I printed out t-shirts saying just that. However [...]

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