<p>Black women have come a long way, learning how to appreciate their skin, features and hair. For many Black women their hair is a huge part of their identity and how society views them. Jael Joseph travels to the island of Dominica and explores the lived experiences of 3 Black women, uncovering the processes and procedures they were exposed to and endured to achieve the hair they wanted. In this podcast we unpack the hair issues of Black island women.</p>



<p><strong>Host:</strong> Dante Galea<br><strong>Associate</strong> Producer: Coby Zucker<br><strong>Executive Producer: </strong>Jael Joseph<br><strong>Course instructor:</strong>&nbsp;Amanda Cupido</p>



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This Could Change Your Mind – Season 1 – Episode 2: Greatest Era of Canadian Athletes

A podcast series where hot takes meet cold facts, exploring topics from Gaming to Curl Talk and everything in between from students at the School of Journalism.