Busting open racism in the Royal family - a podcast by triple j

Meghan Markle reveals that conversations were had about how dark her baby son's skin would be before he was born. Will this have ramifications for the Royal family and Australia's head of state, the Queen?



On International Women's Day we speak to Elizabeth Broderick, former Sex Discrimination Commissioner and current United Nations special rapporteur for Discrimination against Women and Girls.



Also, why the Young Australian of the Year Isobel Marshall wants to end period poverty.



And, Tamworth had its first ever Mardi Gras event over the weekend, and young people who attended say it's a turning point for the community.

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