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So I feel like racism's
more pronounced in America.
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The disease is still there.
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It's the same disease
but it just manifests
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in a different way and British culture
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is way more reserved so
it's more systematic.
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I think in America you have the systematic
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and then you have the overt.
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But also the history of America
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is to do with racial relations.
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Well a lot of the people
that are within London
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my family's from Uganda,
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come from Africa, come from Caribbean.
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So they've come from this culture
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and they've kinda like usually
come from the commonwealth
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and have been colonized by the west.
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So we're like navigating that.
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But it's why a lot of
black British artists
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It's not seen in England but it's felt
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and it's oppressive and
it stops you from becoming
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your best you at times.
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[Interviewer] So you
would say the overt is bad
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but the hidden is maybe...
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Nah, I think racism's just sucks innit.
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Across the board innit.
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Like no matter how it comes out
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it's kinda fucking shit.