Wonja the podcast: Recent Episodes
Ivan Mudingo
WONJA is a video podcast created in June 2020 following the social protests all around the world after the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis. The podcast aims to bring you stories and different narratives from various guests on what it is to be black or a minority in today’s society.
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Wes gave his opinion on the following subject.
-US vs. EU on Racism .
-How to get the next Generation ready for the challenges on identity and race ahead of them ?
-What is the solution to it all?
I was born in a family ... partly racist. What are the consequences of such beliefs on prospective kids and grand children? What is it like to face rejection by the family in law when dating someone?
What is it like to be black and being stopped by the police? What can you do? What are the effects of recurrent pofiling? How is the sytem involved ? How do we change it?
What is the symbolic behind the taking down of the statues? why are we doing it? why is it important? 5 minutes podcast!
What is racism? What is the root of the problem? In this podcast Safi exposes his views on racism, systemic racism in the Netherlands and his ideas on building a healthier society. We then take the conversation a bit further including topics such as the earth filter.
In this podcast episode of Wonja, Eauxby talks about racism in the workforce and how difficult it is sometimes to find a job being a person of colour. Towards the end we also exchange on what is thoughts are regarding what needs to be done.
Eauxby Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7G03k...
Book: The Myth of Race - Robert Wald Sussman
Anti Discrimination organisations:
mindnederland.nl
sosracisme.org
stophateuk.org
arnsa.org.za
In this second podcast of Wonja, I invited Anne-Sophie. Anne-Sophie is French and has experienced racism in some forms in France and the Netherlands. Through our conversation she becomes aware of how much work still needs to be done for the idea of race to disappear from our consciousness.
Banania : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banania
Bamboula: https://www.eighties.fr/biscuits-bamb... J
ane Elliott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFQkL...
James Baldwin French Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DrAc...