"People are now more open to understand each other; to understand where they come from, to understand 'why do I cry this way, why don't I cry that way'." 
We talk to Tebello Mabusela, psychologist and lecturer at North West University, School for Psychosocial health. She presents us with challenging questions, which guides us to new self-insights during the interview.

"People are now more open to understand each other; to understand where they come from, to understand 'why do I cry this way, why don't I cry that way'." We talk to Tebello Mabusela, psychologist and lecturer at North West University, School for Psychosocial health. She presents us with challenging questions, which guides us to new self-insights during the interview.

"People are now more open to understand each other; to understand where they come from, to understand 'why do I cry this way, why don't I cry that way'."&nbsp;
We talk to Tebello Mabusela, psychologist and lecturer at North West University, School for Psychosocial health. She presents us with challenging questions, which guides us to new self-insights during the interview.&nbsp;

"Being different is usually not the problem"

A shade on racism: We explore how racism can be defeated, what the underlying experiences are of different races in South Africa, and how to create a climate of understanding and acceptance. Expect some real and sometimes uncomfortable conversations as we hear the stories of people of different races and experiences, and as we challenge and grow or current understandings of different people.

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