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#033: Amplifying Young Multicultural Voices with Saad Khalid

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At five years old, Saad Khalid walked into a kindergarten in Virginia and introduced himself with As-Salaam-Alaikum. Everyone looked dazed and confused. A teaching assistant named Ms Asghari, married to a Pakistani, stepped in and taught him English on the sidelines. That one year shaped his entire direction. Now 22, a finalist for Young Australian of the Year, and the director of Australia's first Multicultural Youth Media Summit, Saad shares the story of the 2,000 Muslim camel drivers who opened up Outback Australia in the 1800s and were forgotten, why a generational change is putting young migrants at the front of multicultural storytelling, and why the word pioneer should not be reserved for settlers.

This is Episode 33 of Beyond Translation: The Native Experience Podcast, produced by LEXIGO.

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