George the Poet: Finding Room for a Longer Conversation
From St Raphael’s estate to poetry, podcasting and Track Record, George Mpanga has used different forms of storytelling to explore Black life, education and the politics…
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Kehinde Andrews: Black Studies, Radical Ideas and the Work of Education
Read the article: Kehinde Andrews: Black Studies, Radical Ideas and the Work of EducationFrom Birmingham’s tradition of community education to books about empire and Malcolm X, Kehinde Andrews has made the purpose of Black Studies a public question: what…
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Reni Eddo-Lodge: Writing About Race on Her Own Terms
Read the article: Reni Eddo-Lodge: Writing About Race on Her Own TermsFrom a blog post that set a boundary to a bestselling book, a podcast and a publishing imprint, Reni Eddo-Lodge has made questions about race, power…
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Michaela Coel: From Chewing Gum to I May Destroy You
Read the article: Michaela Coel: From Chewing Gum to I May Destroy YouMichaela Coel brought the friendships, contradictions and humour of her London world into British television. From the solo play Chewing Gum Dreams to I May Destroy…