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The White Barrier | Ep 3 | PART 1 | with Amina Shafi Rogers
Welcome to Episode 3 of "You Are So Well Spoken," where we delve into the rich, often humorous experiences of growing up in the U.S. as children of immigrants. This episode features engaging discussions on cultural identity, offers unique investment opportunities, and includes a special guest sharing her multicultural journey.
(01:20 - 03:09) Special guest, Amina Shaffy Rogers, joins the show. She shares her background as a child of immigrants, discussing her family's multicultural aspects and the significance of her married name, Rogers.
(03:09 - 05:38) Amna and the hosts delve into the challenges and quirky experiences of being well-spoken immigrants in America, reflecting on instances where their language or nationality was oddly complimented or questioned.
(05:38 - 10:18) The conversation shifts to personal stories and experiences growing up in diverse communities, touching on the cultural richness and occasional awkwardness of being perceived as 'different' or exotic in various social settings.
Resources:
stuffwhitepeoplelike.com
Connect with us:
MCG Equity - Explore investment opportunities and access free resources.
@alexescobarinvests
@azizyousufinvests
Connect with Amina:
@aminaoliveda
bit.ly/aminaolivedaquiz.com
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By You're So Well SpokenWelcome to Episode 3 of "You Are So Well Spoken," where we delve into the rich, often humorous experiences of growing up in the U.S. as children of immigrants. This episode features engaging discussions on cultural identity, offers unique investment opportunities, and includes a special guest sharing her multicultural journey.
(01:20 - 03:09) Special guest, Amina Shaffy Rogers, joins the show. She shares her background as a child of immigrants, discussing her family's multicultural aspects and the significance of her married name, Rogers.
(03:09 - 05:38) Amna and the hosts delve into the challenges and quirky experiences of being well-spoken immigrants in America, reflecting on instances where their language or nationality was oddly complimented or questioned.
(05:38 - 10:18) The conversation shifts to personal stories and experiences growing up in diverse communities, touching on the cultural richness and occasional awkwardness of being perceived as 'different' or exotic in various social settings.
Resources:
stuffwhitepeoplelike.com
Connect with us:
MCG Equity - Explore investment opportunities and access free resources.
@alexescobarinvests
@azizyousufinvests
Connect with Amina:
@aminaoliveda
bit.ly/aminaolivedaquiz.com