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Diversity Podcast

Diversity Podcast

By: WGAO/Dean College
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 "Diversify" is a thought-provoking podcast produced by students in the communication
program at Dean College in Franklin, Massachusetts. Hosted by Jerney, Ahmed, and Gaku,
the show delves into complex social issues, fostering open and honest discussions. Each
episode aims to explore diverse perspectives and encourage listeners to critically examine
the world around them. "Diversify" strives to promote understanding and inspire positive
change through insightful conversations.Copyright WGAO/Dean College Social Sciences
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  • Diversity Podcast Episode #1

    Diversity Podcast Episode #1
    Mar 22 2025
    On a very heated episode of "Diversify," Jerney, Gaku, and Ahmed kick off with a very
    intense discussion on racism: the history and present realities. The discussion shall prove how
    far back, indeed, some of these events go, such as slavery, etc. and how they manage to
    maintain themselves into contemporary life. Media is then considered as a perpetuator, as is
    the potential role for education to cancel ignorance. The systemic unpacking of racism by the
    hosts hereof, within a myriad of approaches, even to the personal experiences of the hosts and
    what is happening globally with a need for cross-cultural understanding and dialogue, is then
    brought into perspective. On the face of it, therefore, the podcast is aimed at bringing to light
    the complicated and long-lasting effects of racism.
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    15 mins

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