Fatou-Seydi Sarr is a Senegalese social justice advocate and human rights activist. She founded her non-profit ABISA to help African and Black Immigrants in Metro-Detroit to know their rights, access resources, become invested and civically engaged. 

Hear how growing up as a perpetual outsider compelled her to advocate for other immigrants and refugees, who often face a labrynth-like system of obstacles when they come to the U.S. 

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Episode #1: Interview with Saydi Sarr

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