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In this episode, you’ll get to know more about Down to the Struts host Qudsiya Naqui. Interviewed by her friend, civil rights lawyer and educator Ehsan Zaffar, Qudsiya discusses her experiences with structural inequality as a disabled person, from taking the LSAT to taking the escalator.
This interview was first recorded for Ehsan’s podcast “Unfair Nation: A podcast on inequality." Learn more and check out other episodes of Unfair Nation by clicking here.
This interview was first recorded for Ehsan’s podcast “Unfair Nation: A podcast on inequality." Learn more and check out other episodes of Unfair Nation by clicking here.
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