Listen now | An interview with writer Khadijah La Musa
Sometimes art is still good despite the artist's confused intentions
This conversation explores the concept of blackness and who can be considered black. Mike and Wink discuss different perspectives on black identity, including self-identification and societal perception.
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Dr. Tiffanie Victoria Jones shares the story of her cancelation at an American university following her refusal to solely teach post modernism theories on gender.
Listen now (62 mins) | An interview with award winning comedian and film producer Sampson McCormick
My race is meaningful but does not define me. I have had this conversation frequently: “How do we get more diversity and engagement from more people of color?”
Turns Out, I Don't Mind It
The Significance of Skin in Nigeria, in the UK...and to Me
I’m really excited to have Ayishat Akambi on the podcast today. Ayishat is a writer and fashion stylist based in London. Personal reflection has guided
Ayishat Akanbi is a fashion stylist, cultural commentator and artist. TRIGGERnometry
Identity, which is at the heart of wokeness, is often regarded as the most fundamental thing we have. But clinging too hard to your identity can lead to an e...
