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The Power of Personal History, Impactful Storytelling & How the Media Shapes Us (w/Lucy Fulford)
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Award Winning Journalist & Author of 'The Exiled', Lucy Fulford, has seen her work published in the Guardian, Sunday Times, CNN and The Humanitarian to name a few.
In this episode, she shares insights into personal history, exploring her mixed identity and the path to embracing her heritage. She also lays bare her experiences as a female from a multi-cultural background in the world of journalism, media and filmmaking.
For more about the guest: https://www.lucyfulford.com/
We discuss:
- The inspiration behind writing 'The Exiled'
- Why Lucy's grandparents left India
- How South Asians dealt with the 1972 Ugandan Explusion
- Feeling out of place when arriving to the UK
- Dealing with multiple identites as a British Asian
- Expectations of Immigrant Parents
- Covering Impactful stories and the Ukranian war
- The rise of Fake News
- How we are Impacted by Biases in Media
- How can we change diversity issues in Journalism & Media
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