Abongi-Gael Bokongo, also known as Gabbok, has been travelling his entire life. Originating from the Congo, Gael moved to France at the age of 12 to escape the war. We explore Gael’s mission of changing the narrative of what it means to be a “black traveller”, shedding light on both racism and colourism, and how he incorporates exploration with being a father.

#10 Gabbok: Colourism, Racism, and The Experience of Being a Black Traveller

<p>Ever wonder why you feel stuck? That's the inertia of life. The question is what does it take to break it? Come join us as we speak with explorers, pioneers, and trailblazers as we explore there stories and philosophies that helped them break there inertia in hopes that ultimately we can break ours.</p>

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Ever wonder why you feel stuck? That's the inertia of life. The question is what does it take to break it? Come join us as we speak with explorers, pioneers, and trailblazers as we explore there stories and philosophies that helped them break there inertia in hopes that ultimately we can break ours.

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#10 Gabbok: Colourism, Racism, and The Experience of Being a Black Traveller

#10 Gabbok: Colourism, Racism, and The Experience of Being a Black Traveller