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I think it's very important to continue to remain world-leaf.

You know, America has a very bad habit of really just closing it on itself and acting like

no one else matters and other stories don't matter.

It's very annoying and it's also very reductive, and I feel like it's not just white Americans.

The country, as it is, often times acts as if the only stories that really matter are

American stories.

That is so just myopic because the world is so much bigger than that.

In my effort to always expand our minds and to expand our conversations, today's guest

is from across the pond.

We've got recording artists Yola with us today, and we are speaking specifically about

being a Black British artist.

Now, originally, when we connected Yola, it was about just being a Black artist in general,

but I feel like the music industry in England is different than the music industry in America.

I'm very curious to hear about your experience within that space because I know about the

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