• A brown Canadian is unlearning how the book was taught in high school to generations of people. 
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 <li>Montreal's Black community in the depression era and Canadian racism in the 1930s-1950s. </li>
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 <li>Interview: The daughter of a Black Canadian artist who in 1933 was about the same age as Jem in the book. </li>
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 Show notes: https://heyshai.com/podcast-show-notes/

• A brown Canadian is unlearning how the book was taught in high school to generations of people. Montreal's Black community in the depression era and Canadian racism in the 1930s-1950s. Interview: The daughter of a Black Canadian artist who in 1933 was about the same age as Jem in the book. Show notes: https://heyshai.com/podcast-show-notes/

Part 2: Breaking the white gaze of To Kill a Mockingbird

Researched stories about implicit racial biases and its affects on creativity. Hosted by a brown Canadian woman. Racialized people get information to apply to their own life. White allies get a better understanding of their racialized friends. NEW URL for SHOW NOTES: https://www.shai.hair/podcast

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Part 2: Breaking the white gaze of To Kill a Mockingbird