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‘I felt very isolated’ – Boris Kodjoe on the racism he experienced growing up in Germany - Face2Face Africa

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Ghanaian-German model cum actor Boris Kodjoe has opened up on the racism he experienced while growing up in his Freiburg neighborhood in Germany, revealing that the stigma he was subjected to was unabated as he and his brother were always singled out. In an interview with Page Six, the 47-year-old, who was born to a...

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