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Lesley Lokko & Olaf Breuning

27 Jun Lesley Lokko & Olaf Breuning

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Ghanaian-Scottish architect and author Lesley Lokko discusses racial identity on different continents and diversity in education as a hope for solving global problems.

(14:25) Artist Olaf Breuning talks about lightness and humor as points of entry into darker, more complex subjects.

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