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You can't be what you can't see. Danusia and Selma Nicholls, this ep's guest, talk changing narratives, feminism and the power of visibility. As Founder of Looks Like Me, Selma's work opens the door for black and ethnic minority groups to be more visible by challenging the status quo in the world of brand communications.
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