Would an immigrant by any other name make it as far in Trump’s America? Four women of colour explore the politics of their names.
Category: Reflections
On Being an Ammartian: Nation Building on Youtube
As a diasporic Zimbabwean, sharing videos on Facebook and subscribing to Ammara’s YouTube channel is the only form of nation-building I might ever know…
Where are you really from?: The hidden lives of PoC in rural Britain
On the right to the countryside and how the focus on people of colour living in cities often means that those living in rural areas don’t get the support that they need and have their experiences overlooked…
Why Twitter is like sex with an ex
Twitter is like great sex with an ex, except she yells the N-Word just as she orgasms and ruins everything
The Truth About Being an Ethnic Minority
Being an ethnic minority involves colours and, on some occasions, arithmetic…
No-hyphen
I call myself a Chinese American, no hyphen.
The Immigrant Doctor: Two generations of racism and medicine
The NHS has and continues to depend on the active recruitment of overseas doctors to stay abreast, yet immigrant doctors often encounter racism and obstacles to career development within the system.
Jedi Night
On growing up Dominican, working for Homeland Security, being soul-fucked & loving Sci-fi
How to be a Monster
The monsters are creeping, pouncing & inhabiting artists, writers & makers to create a future of radical abundance that transcends our dialectic capacities
Making a Nightmare to Build a Dream
Envisioning East London in 2060 through the lens of race, borders, colonialism, resistance and multimedia performance