An Evening with Gary Younge, Part Two

Welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet. I'm producer Mia Sorrenti. For this episode, we're rejoining for part two of our conversation with writer, author, broadcaster, and academic Gary Young. Gary was live on stage recently at London's Kiln Theatre for our intelligence squared live event exploring recent black history and the themes of Gary's book, Dispatches from the Diaspora. From Nelson Mandela to Black Lives Matter. Joining him on stage to discuss it was fellow writer and journalist Annafiork Ekpadum.

This recording is in three parts. If you haven't heard part one, do just jump back an episode and get up to speed. And Intelligent Squad Premium subscribers can get our members only part three as well. Head to intelligence square dot com forward slash membership to find out more, or hit the IQ two extra button on Apple. Now let's rejoin our host, Anavioc Ekpadum, live on stage in conversation with Gary Young. You have obviously lived in America for quite a long time and have since moved back. I think last time we spoke I was asking you about how Britain had changed when you move back, but I'm interested in seeing

now that you've moved back to the UK, how you feel like America has maybe changed. Uh in that sense. I mean It's been I left in two thousand fifteen and I've been there for twelve years. And um

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