Can You Hear the Reggae in My Photographs?
Overheard S4 E1: Can You Hear the Reggae in My Photographs?
Overheard at National Geographic
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Show Notes
Photographer and National Geographic Storytelling Fellow Ruddy Roye grew up in Jamaica, a cradle of reggae and social justice movements. He describes how that background prepared him to cover the historic protests and civil unrest in 2020, what he’s tackling in his new National Geographic project "When Living Is a Protest," and what he tells his sons about growing up in America.
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