How much do we really know about the people who've shifted and coloured our histories? In this episode we review "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" narrated by the incredible Laurence Fishburne; & in our "Rapid Fire Reviews" segment, community member and friend Karoline Bourdeau hits us with five very different books with five very intriguing titles, touching on the difficult choices made by Muslim women living in North America
On today's episode: How much do we really know about the people who've shifted and coloured our histories?
We review The Autobiography of Malcolm X, written by American Minister Malcolm X in collaboration with American journalist Alex Haley, narrated by the incredibly performative Laurence Fishburne.
Plus, stepping up to the plate for this week's Rapid Fire Review is community member and friend Karoline Bourdeau, who hits us with five very different books with five very intriguing titles.
Our conversation with Karoline touches on the difficult choices made by Muslim women living in North America around their bodies and their relationships, as well as our own stories of losing touch with people who've left significant marks in our lives.