Breaking the cycle of racial inequality for the next generation | Poku Pipim Osei | TEDxLSE

Exploring the socioeconomic cost of inequality to society, and what the individual, community and city can practically do to help level the playing field, particularly for low income and ethnic minority young people. Poku is an award winning social entrepreneur with cross-sector experience. Poku is the founder and CEO of Babbasa – the Queens Award For Enterprise (Social Mobility) winning social enterprise, which supports underrepresented young people to pursue their ambitions. He is also the co-founder of The Black Professionals Network and board member on UWE's Business & Management Advisory Board, Business West (Chambers of Commerce) and the University of Bristol Courts.

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Deeply insightful. Keep the good work up, Poku!