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Sunday Sequence: The Healing Power of Shakespeare, Cultural Appropriation and an Economist's Prison Story

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17/04/2016

The Healing Power of Shakespeare, Cultural Appropriation and an Economist's Prison Story

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday Sequence, The Healing Power of Shakespeare, Cultural Appropriation and an Economist's Prison Story

Audrey Carville and guests reflect on the Pope's visit to Lesbos.

Audrey Carville and guests reflect on the Pope's visit to Lesbos and ask whether such visits make any difference in tackling the migrant crisis.

Reflection on the Pope's visit to Lesbos - what difference, if any, do such visits make in tackling the migrant crisis?

Cultural appropriation - is taking the music, clothes and even the hairstyles of other races a compliment or racist theft?

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