Do half brothers and sisters really exist? 😳
In this Black History Month special, the IMO crew are joined by special guests for some honest conversations about African family culture, Black identity, parenting, and politics. From growing up with 11 or 15 siblings to discovering family members you never knew existed, things get personal.
We also discuss whether parents should pass their political beliefs on to their children, why some Black people avoid politics, and why understanding Black British history matters.
In this episode:
- Are half-siblings any different from full siblings?
- African family traditions and growing up in big families
- Should political beliefs affect a father's access to his children?
- Why some Black men don't engage with politics
- Black History Month, identity and community
- Our Black History quiz and unpopular opinions
Do you believe family is defined by blood or by how people treat each other? Let us know in the comments!
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7x50Plf
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