On this episode we chat to Jules and Arudi about the legacy of Martin Luther King, the effectiveness active and passive resistance and we tackle the question of ‘are all opinions valid?’ in the age of white supremacy and Black Lives Matter.

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On this episode we chat to Jules and Arudi about the legacy of Martin Luther King, the effectiveness active and passive resistance and we tackle the question of ‘are all opinions valid?’ in the age of white supremacy and Black Lives Matter. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yola-mzizi/support

On this episode we chat to Jules and Arudi about the legacy of Martin Luther King, the effectiveness active and passive resistance and we tackle the question of ‘are all opinions valid?’ in the age of white supremacy and Black Lives Matter.

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Is there ever a right way for POCs to protest?

Fashion is art we live our lives in! Fashion and style are avenues where conversations around race, gender, class and belonging play out. Conversations host Yola Mzizi is very interested in having. By entering these larger topics through the avenue of what we don on our backs, she believe we are able to mobilise a politic, get people to care about those who are from different backgrounds as them, and at the very least, dress better. And what better place to do this than New York City.

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Is there ever a right way for POCs to protest?

Is there ever a right way for POCs to protest?