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Afua Hirsch is a British writer, broadcaster, and barrister known for her work on identity, race, and colonial history. Her presence alongside Obama suggests a shared interest in exploring historical injustices and their modern implications. Their conversation likely aimed to connect the Manchester workers' anti-slavery stance to contemporary issues of social justice.
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