Side Effects of Pan Africanism, Part 2 (with Noma Dumezweni and Michaela Coel)

Small Doses with Amanda Seales

Amanda Seales

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 9.7K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Part 2 of our episode with Noma Dumezweni (Hermione “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”) and Michaela Coel (“Chewing Gum”) on what it means to be a part of and a believer in the black diaspora. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Weeeeeeee!
0:01.0	Weeeeeeeee!
0:02.0	Weeeeeeee!
0:03.0	Small don't say it!
0:04.0	Don't help from the head!
0:06.0	Small don't say it!
0:07.0	We're talking as kids!
0:09.0	Small don't say it!
0:10.0	Keep it real!
0:11.0	Small don't say it!
0:12.0	Me and M.
0:13.0	Sheel!
0:14.0	So funky!
0:15.0	So funky!
0:16.0	So funky!
0:17.0	So funky!
0:21.0	Welcome to Part 2 of Pan-Africanism with no end to Ms. Wendy from Harry Potter's The
0:25.7	Curse Child and Michaela Cole from Chooing gum.
0:28.6	Both of them are starring in the new Netflix show Black Earth Rising.
0:32.4	They were here last week talking about what it is to be a black person in all different
0:37.0	places of the world.
0:38.5	That is what I consider and many other people consider.
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