A discussion between Jade Nembhard and Natalie Anson-Wright about what it was like growing up as a Black woman in South East London in comparison to a White upbringing in Buckinghamshire... In this episode we discuss white privilege, the white voice and the current political debate around whether racism exists in the UK.
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