The Black Lives Matter Movement in Japan: The Present (Episode 2)

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Rentaikan

Amnesty International Nagoya Multicultural Group

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4 days ago

Yokoso from Aichi Prefecture Japan and to the Rentaikan podcast, where we look into human rights issue from all over the world and look at ways we as everyday people can make a difference. Be sure to hit us up on social media at either facebook.com/aimcgnagoya or on Twitter @ aimcg_nagoya. We’ll have nothing but love for you too if you leave us a positive review on the podcast platform you use.

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The Black Lives Matter Movement in Japan: The Present (Episode 2)

Rentaikan

45 minutes 46 seconds

4 years ago

The Black Lives Matter Movement in Japan: The Present (Episode 2)

Thank you for listening to this episode of Rentaikan, the official podcast of Amnesty International Nagoya Multicultural Group (Provisional). This episode, a collaboration with Black Lives Matter Tokai, is the first in a three part series on the Black Lives Matter Movement in Japan, and will focus on the perceptions of 3 particular Black men living in Japan concerning microaggressions and police interactions. Hosted by Paul Richardson from Black Lives Matter Tokai, who was joined by Terrence Holden, the host of the Tokyo Speaks podcast, as well as local musician, Vinny Vintage, this episode is a personalized account of what it can be like to be Black in Japan.

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