Verbal Diarrhoea

This episode is on the lighter side of politics as we discuss our opinions and experiences of "Christmas" (See what I did there). If you are ready to laugh and maybe relate to our experiences take a listen. Please hit us up with your experiences of Christmas on our various social media platforms. Remember that expression is the highest form of nutrition and silence is violence.  This is the link to the YouTube Channel that Varaidzo spoke about earlier : https://youtu.be/K7wxk4ekoTI. 

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WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS TRIGGERING CONTENT REGARDING RACISM AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

Education is the key to success no?  How do people of colour attain that success when the education system is compromised by racism, not only institutional but teacher and learners actively bullying and abusing students of colour because they are not white. On the other hand "good schools are the white schools" right. Well in this episode we discuss all of this with a guest who has experienced explicit racism in school in their formative years, she goes on to share the deep seeded scares this has caused.  Inform yourself and others and remember that silence is violence. 

In this episode we continue to give an insight into some of the nuance involved in the experiences of black and brown folks in corporate South Africa. Our Guest Unathi, gives insight into her thoughts and experiences in church and at work as a black person in predominantly white spaces. We discuss Rachel Cargle, Bozoma St John and so much more.  Here are the links that we mention in the episode if you are interested in further reading:  https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jun/09/everyday-racism-america-black-white-spaces https://sociology.yale.edu/sites/default/files/pages_from_sre-11_rev5_printer_files.pdf 

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In this episode, we discuss our experiences as black children coming to South Africa and interacting with other races for the first time. We further dive into how being expats have made us who we are. 

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This is Verbal Diarrhoea Podcast's very first episode and a basic introduction for the listeners to inform then on what is to come.