What it means to be Black Social worker in the UK

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[@victorabia6185]

I am a Nigerian and soon to start my ASYE. I can relate with every word you said. I remember in my last placement when I was in service users' homes. There were a lot going through my head each time, aside the work I came to do. Mostly, it was about what they thought about me due to the colour of my skin.
Thank you for this video.

[@Aeviae]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@deng9735]

Wow, this is deep! Speaking as a black African social worker from a southern African country, I think there is a massive difference in the way that we are willing to challenge and confront racism. My Caribbean colleagues are comfortable to tackle the bull by the horns most of the time. I wonder if this comes from having been in countries where we have celebrated white privilege so much that we have developed such a thick skin and we tolerate it almost too much???
Thank you for sharing this!

[@HedgeWitch-st3yy]

Came across this randomly but found it really thoughtful and interesting.