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This week Lupita Nyong’o is in to discuss her new podcast and its colorful stories of the African diaspora. We also discuss our multifaceted identities, why Lup…
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Lupita is an amazingly gorgeous and great actress, she is always believable with every character that she plays. Quiet Place, I was flabbergasted; even when she was silent she was amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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I remember watching Lupita Nyong’o and Waithaka Gatumia in St. Mary’s, Nairobi, in 2000! Phenomenal!!
Lupita is so freaking gorgeous so I can't fault Trevor for looking at her like that. What I wouldn't give to be on the receiving end of that gaze, though. 🤩
I’m a 50 year old AA male and I have to thank the three of you for being so authentic. The way you spoke about the challenges you faced and how you overcame them. It was refreshing to hear you speak about the way you navigate intersection of your culture and aspirations. <br>I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment on how black( AA) is seen as inherently bad or inferior and to be white( Caucasian /European ) is good or inherently superior..<br>Thank you for the example!
What a gorgeous desk. They're all so purdy! 😍
Lupita, Kayla, and Trevor thank you for your voices!
I like watching your shows though and this was a very interesting interview with Lupita
Heita Trevor. Have you ever thought of getting Samantha Jansen on your podcast. I don't what your topic would be though but I think you'll think of a topic being creative as you are.
Tanzania is one of the most magical country in the world and we just let it speak for itself. Anyone who has been there or is from there would agree. I live in New York but Tanzania “dar-es-salaam” is dope af
Jesus! This episode is fire 🔥 and didn't know I needed this...
Surely accent is part of integration. So adopting the accent of your new home is part of the transition from your old identity to your new identity. So it should be embraced as part of the immigrant experience
As kenyans, we are taught humility from a very young age. All through my childhood, if someone told me they liked something, I made a comment to make it seem accessible. 'it is a very cheap blouse. You can get it too' kind of vibe. It is just us. If you show off your wealth you are viewed as shallow
Lupita, poise!
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Lupita inspires a lot especially the black community and I have introduced my 10years Kenyan daughter who wanna join drama and be in Hollywood ❤<br>Her dreams are valid ❤
Loved this episode truly. As an adoptee from Ghana Africa I truly appreciate the work that you are all doing. There is a lot of conversation to be had amongst us Africans, African Americans and the world and at 25, I am grateful to be in this chapter of history where we are working towards that. Truly beautiful conversation thank you✨
I personnaly dont want to challenge what is african. I dont want to embrace the western ways and values. And lupita will not change that for me.
“The way you sound is a productive of your life experience…the way I sound is representative of my growth.” ❤ wow… so true
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