<p>In this upsetting episode, Munya desbribes how his respect for the police turns to fear and anxiety after repeated incidents of racial profiling near his home. He interviews his Mum who works in pharmaceuticals but was stopped in John Lewis when she ran up an escalator as she was in a hurry to buy a present on her lunch break.</p>

In this upsetting episode, Munya desbribes how his respect for the police turns to fear and anxiety after repeated incidents of racial profiling near his home. He interviews his Mum who works in pharmaceuticals but was stopped in John Lewis when she ran up an escalator as she was in a hurry to buy a present on her lunch break.

Episode 3: "The suspect lookes like you"

<p>Often labelled as the token black, almmost always the only person of colour in his school,&nbsp; let alone his class, often meant Munya felt out of place. This podcast explores the thoughts and feelings he dealt with: comments and situations which made him feel alien as far back as primary school. He attempts to not only face deeply repressed trauma but also hopes to educate., by demonstrating how words and action can affect someone just trying&nbsp;to&nbsp;grow&nbsp;up.</p>

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Often labelled as the token black, almmost always the only person of colour in his school,  let alone his class, often meant Munya felt out of place. This podcast explores the thoughts and feelings he dealt with: comments and situations which made him feel alien as far back as primary school. He attempts to not only face deeply repressed trauma but also hopes to educate., by demonstrating how words and action can affect someone just trying to grow up.

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Episode 3: "The suspect lookes like you"

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