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Challenges persist in media access for Black people " - An Interview with Evadney Campbell, MBE Junior Badila and Evadney Campbell, MBE
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Challenges persist in media access for Black people ” – An Interview with Evadney Campbell, MBE
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Challenges persist in media access for Black people " - An Interview with Evadney Campbell, MBE Junior Badila and Evadney Campbell, MBE
Challenges persist in media access for Black people “: An Interview with Evadney Campbell, MBE
Evadney Campbell’s life journey from Jamaica to England at the age of 11 was a study in contrast. Her early memories of a joyful childhood in Jamaica were juxtaposed with the socio-realities that she faced in England. It was during her adulthood that she became aware of race relations, a reality that not only shaped her determination to succeed but also fueled her commitment to empowering others.
