Episode 3: Building Human Resilience, Human Rights and Being Brown

Hey everyone, welcome back to my next episode with my long time friend, award winning journalist, Tania Rashid. 

Tania and I talk about many different areas in this episode and I ask her what was the biggest lesson she learned through her travels to Bangladesh and other countries where she was reporting on human rights violations that had been occurring, and she said, "human resilience." You have to hear the rest of the episode where we talk about what this means and why human resilience. 

We also talk about being Muslim and being Brown - how does this affect the way we live in society, especially with our own people who expect us to live according to their norms. 

P.S. Please don't mind our voices kinda going in and out at times....although my Internet was strong, there were still some issues with Internet connectivity. 

If you want to know more about Tania Rashid and the stories she's uncovered, and the documentaries she's done, please reach out to her at https://www.taniarashid.com. You can also find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/taniarashid/

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