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Since 2019, This Is Table Talk has served as a community sharing space for Victorians who identify as visible minorities – and has become a catalyst for change within a city reckoning with past and present racial divides. For Black History Month, we speak with Table Talk co-facilitators Parker Johnson and Vishnu Punwani.

Today's episode is sponsored by United Way Southern Vancouver Island and the Capital Daily Speaker Series with Dr. Andrew Huberman.

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