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The New Reality: March 11

If you haven’t heard of him yet, chances are – you will soon. Singer-songwriter Aysanabee is a self-taught artist — nominated this year for his first Juno Award — and is on the path to be the next great musical talent from Canada. As Mike Drolet discovered for this week’s episode of The New Reality, his voice is as unforgettable as his journey. Plus, virtual reality is changing so many aspects of our lives – allowing people to connect in ways that were unthinkable even just a few years ago. Now, one Canadian educator is hoping VR will break down barriers and prejudice. But can it really have the power to make real and lasting change? Farah Nasser explores whether immersive tech can be a tool for better understanding the complexities and realities of racism.

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