Episode 53
Finding Community after Immigrating
How hard is it to rebuild your community after immigrating to another country?
In this episode of Uncomfortable, I chat with Mo! Sibyl is a Nigerian-born, US-educated, Korean speaking, struggling intellectual. Mo! moved to the US nine years ago to pursue the next steps in her education and career. In this episode, she shares a few of the lessons that she learned when she immigrated.
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HOST & GUESTS
Host: Debbie Roche
Guests: Mo! Sibyl
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About Our Guest
Mo! Sibyl is a Nigerian-born, US-educated, Korean speaking, struggling intellectual. Mo! moved to the US nine years ago to pursue the next steps in her education and career.
Mo! also hosts The More Sibyl Podcast. A podcast about culture and cultural nomads designed for Blacks and Asians and those who love them!
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Episode 53 Show Notes
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Instagram: @mosibyl and @themoresibylpodcast
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