So Many Different Perspectives: Shukura's stories about growing up in the U.S. and Singapore - Episode 40

 

This episode is Part 1 of our interview with Shukura Babirye, a travel and nature-lover and adult Third Culture Kid from the United Kingdom. Shukura and her twin brother attended British schools in the United States and Singapore because their mom worked at their international British schools in those two countries. 


Shukura values the global perspective and access to service opportunities at her international schools. In Singapore, however, Shukura found it very challenging to be a young black woman in an elite Asian environment.


“Being black in some places in the world...can be quite challenging.” -Shukura Babirye
  
Listen to Part 1 of our conversation with Shukura here or on your favorite podcast app. 


Find Shukura and learn about moja collective at www.instagram.com/shucamina and www.instagram.com/moja.collective

Also mentioned in this episode:  Misunderstood: The Impact of Growing Up Overseas in the 21st Century, by Tanya Crossman - https://misunderstood-book.com/ 

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