Black Women Living Abroad with Rudo Christine

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Seadimo Tlale

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conversations in the pursuit of better and more inclusive ways of living! about the host: Seadimo (accepts all pronouns) is a South African born Black queer human - with an LLB (cum laude) from Wits University and an LLM in progress from UCLA. Their passions include abolition, sustainability, art, Thandiswa Mazwai and rants about cis-hetero patriarchy and capitalism in moderation.

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Black Women Living Abroad with Rudo Christine

intersectionally speaking

47 minutes 47 seconds

5 years ago

Black Women Living Abroad with Rudo Christine

In this episode I reconnect with my childhood best friend Rudo Christine (@christiner810), who was born in Zimbabwe and has been living in America for 13 years. We chat about racism and xenophobia, but also about the advantages of being a young person from Africa in America. She may have coined the term "African Privilege" and I love it.

Music:

Changes x Black Sabbath: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKrz8BRvwQM

Going through changes x Eminem : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc9F_mUCp4U