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What's up ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls around the world. I would like to welcome you back

to the Real Talk with Zubi Podcast. On today's episode we have got on a brilliant guest

Hailing from the UK and this is Dr. Rakibe Esan. Welcome to the show. Thank you for having me, Zubi.

Awesome man. So Rakibe for people who are not familiar with you, please tell them a little bit about

you. So my background, Zubi, I focus on matters of social cohesion, race relations and public

security, especially in the British context. My PhD looked at the impact of social integration

for non-white ethnic minorities living in Britain. So mainly I'm primarily interested in

matters of social policy and I also have quite a strong focus on the effects of family breakdown,

which is something I think is not talked about very much at all in British social policy circles.

Awesome and tell me a little bit about your background. How did you before you got into all of this

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