Episode Four - In the Half Light: Voices from Black Ireland
Skein Podcasts: Thinking Aloud, Thinking TogetherShow Notes
In this conversation, we hear from an Irish woman who grew up as a mixed-race child in a country that insisted on a story of itself as white. These kind of experiences rarely made it into the reports on the state's institutions. Her story illuminates what it meant to navigate childhood in such an atmosphere. Support the show
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