Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
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Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
Fish out of water (Brixton Rock) - mini series discussion on Small Axe, part 4.
Black Girls with Accents
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4 years ago
Fish out of water (Brixton Rock) - mini series discussion on Small Axe, part 4.
In Episode 4 of our summation of Small Axe, we turn our attention to McQueen’s adaption of Alex Wheatle’s coming-of-age novel, Brixton Rock. As foreigners, were relate to Wheatle’s fish-out-of-water experience, as Black girls entering into a unfamiliar environment.
Black Girls with Accents
Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
