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The Republic of Georgia has a storied history in the heart of the Caucasus mountains.
Host Terrell Starr first went there after the fall of the Soviet Union when they were still struggling to figure out a new way of life. In today’s episode of Black Diplomats he talks about that critical time, for him and for the nation of Georgia. He talks about living in the region as a Black man, and how he found ways to connect with his neighbors.
Then Terrell talks to Eka Gigauri, a native Georgian who serves on the board of Transparency International and has been watching the political crisis in Tblisi with a close eye.
Terrell wrote an article for Foreign Policy magazine on the situation last week and was eager to get up to speed with someone on the ground.
These two old friends reminisce on the past, give us a tour of what Georgians have built in their country, and talk about what they’re looking forward to.
Music by Tall Black Guy and Quintet Urmuli.
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In today’s episode, we are joined by three members of Our Arizona. Asr, Chad, and Nydia discuss the fight to keep the legislative language protecting the interests of Black and […]
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