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        <itunes:subtitle>Anti Racism Podcast</itunes:subtitle>
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        <itunes:summary>Anti-Racism Podcast (ARP) is a discussion-based podcast, that offers critique on forms of racism, institutional or structural. It consists of members with different artistic, ethnic, sexual identities, backgrounds, who all share being students of the KHM (Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln). With this as our starting point, sharing discriminating experiences at this institution, we aim at, with each of our distinct perspectives, talking about explicit racism at the social-structural level alongside the subtle discriminations and power differentials felt throughout being students at a german art-school and a human being in general.</itunes:summary>
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