Institutional Racism, How African Americans paved the way for Somalis and other Immigrants, Understanding the Public School System | #NomadicHustle 7 w/ Shukri Olow, PhD Candidate, Education

Institutional Racism, How African Americans paved the way for Somalis and other Immigrants, Understanding the Public School System | #NomadicHustle 7 w/ Shukri Olow,  PhD Candidate, Education

On the 7th episode of #NomadicHustle - I sit with Shukri Olow to discuss how institutional racism works, dismantling a system made to oppress black and brown folks in America, Elections in the west, and much more!
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