\"It feels like you're being knocked out, but then having to come back again and enter that fight again.\"
When organisations commit to anti-racism, the stress is often channeled onto the people of colour leading the work.
In our next episode, we step inside the charity sector. Mabinty Esho, Head of DEIB at Comic Relief, speaks with profound vulnerability about the personal toll of this work, the challenge of keeping hope, and why it feels like stepping into a boxing ring every day.
If you want to understand the human weight of dismantling systemic racism, this is essential listening.
Episode 4 launches Tuesday 24th March.
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