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Why joy is most valuable when it's in public
When Jay Pitter was eight years old and out shopping with her mother, she began swaying to the music at the mall. Her mother scolded her for it — signalling that it was undignified for a Black person to act that way in p...
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Why joy is most valuable when it's in public is an episode from Ideas by CBC. When Jay Pitter was eight years old and out shopping with her mother, she began swaying to the music at the mall. Her mother scolded her for it — signalling that...
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Published Jun 11, 2026, 00:54:08 long, audio available.
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