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Colourful Talks With Y. Yolanda Mfikili
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We are more alike than we are unalike and nothing human is alien to me.
"—Maya Angelou— It feels like we're living in a society of increasing bias. It feels like we're living in a society that is increasingly arguing against each other."
"Such superficial differences as skin and hair color, height or just the shape of our ears make up just a tiny part of the human body. By understanding the role of DNA in organisms and how these traits are determined, students should realize that all of us are more alike than we are different."
"biologists here on earth certainly agree that modern humans are all Homo sapiens. There's no need for any subspecies designation. Our physical differences are actually really superficial in terms of genetics. We humans share 99.9% of our DNA with each other!"
My and your views? Well...let's talk them out on this podcast. Let's see all come from different parts of the world come together on this platform to have beautiful eye opening conversation on what it reqlly means to be humans and exactly why we are so far gone in not being unified through experiences.
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The need to understand the meaning of togetherness. What is this cloud of darkness that hangs over us as humans? Equality should never have been a factor or topic amongst us...an imbalance of quality of life being better for some humans over others called the word to our attention. Where it all started, we will never know the exact moment of time and place...we have no control over that. Whether it ends or not, we have all the power and capacity to recognise the devastation and damage it's caused and try coming together to fix. Bit by bit. This podcast is meant to bring on not white nor black humans, but just simply humans to engage and share their experiences of division amongst them. I hope you enjoy and become more aware of your surroundings and the power you hold as an individual to add towards a greater picture and meaning of unity in humanity. It does take one human at a time.