In this powerful episode of Diaspora's Career Challenges, award-winning CBC journalist Angie Seth opens up about the often overlooked emotional impact of the question, "Where are you really from?"

Through her personal journey of navigating multiple cultures and raising children in a mixed-race family, Angie sheds light on the deep-rooted biases that shape our identity and how they affect both personal and professional lives.

From the internal identity struggles of immigrant families to the stereotypes faced by children in multicultural households, Angie shares candid reflections on how this question can trigger difficult conversations about belonging and heritage.

As someone who’s worked at the intersection of culture and journalism, Angie provides a unique perspective on how hidden biases can affect career paths, opportunities, and the professional growth of individuals from diverse backgrounds.

In this episode, we explore:

• The emotional toll of being asked, "Where are you really from?"
• How mixed-race families navigate identity in a multicultural world
• The role of stereotypes and cultural assumptions in shaping career paths
• The complexities of balancing heritage with modern identity
• Personal stories from Angie’s life as a background South Asian-Canadian journalist

This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the challenges faced by individuals from diaspora communities, and how these challenges influence their careers, relationships, and personal growth.

Podcast Host: Sweta Regmi, Founder & CEO Teachndo, Award-winning Career Strategist.

Speaker Contact:teachndo.com/speaker