Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Aisha Kasim (25), of Accra, Ghana and Aaron Wissner (50), of Michigan, USA discuss inequality in wealth and income during a live call.
The conversation includes the perception of the Ghana of an assortment of other countries; how the "first world" extracts the wealth of the "developing world" / "third world" (especially South American and Africa).
We also discuss the how the people in Ghana and Nigeria realize that the USA has taken the wealth, so some individuals feel it is fair to attempt to "scam" people in the USA.
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Aisha Kasim (25), of Accra, Ghana and Aaron Wissner (50), of Michigan, USA discuss inequality in wealth and income during a live call.
The conversation includes the perception of the Ghana of an assortment of other countries; how the "first world" extracts the wealth of the "developing world" / "third world" (especially South American and Africa).
We also discuss the how the people in Ghana and Nigeria realize that the USA has taken the wealth, so some individuals feel it is fair to attempt to "scam" people in the USA.
To compress time, try playing back speeds 1.25, 1.5, 1.75 or 2.0x.
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