Ep. 6: Emma-Lee Moss

De: Afua Hirsch

Narrado por: Emma-Lee Moss

What happens when Empire leaves a country - and its people - behind? Singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss left Hong Kong as a teenager, shortly before the UK handed the colony over to China in 1997. She unpicks the story of one of the last embers of the once-mighty British Empire - presenting a uniquely different relationship between a colonial government and its people.

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Extraordinary and eye-opening

Compelling personal histories of what it’s like being Black in modern (the past 100+ years), everyday Britain. Extraordinary and eye-opening!

excellent podcast

This series has been fascinating and enlightening throughout. What a great idea to examine the British Empire from the point of view of people from six different parts of the empire rather than from the point of view of the colonial rulers. Highly recommended!

Outstanding - deserved to win many awards

This is an outstanding podcast that is accessible, and interesting, engaging and challenging. Highly recommended as a story of the British Empire from the perspective of family stories of people who lived in it.

More stories please from more places?

Good

to a point.
racism will continue until we decide to live and let live. Telling stories like these help...