How to prevent Digital Racial Profiling
Written by Micah Roberts Our capacity to be manipulated is broad and well-documented. Semantic games when positing questions can result…
Angelica Olawepo on social mobility, fashion, and leaving Oxford
photography by Sebastian Mullen No one is happier to be at LSE than Angelica Olawepo. After spending a year on…
Who Wants BURGERZ?
This summer, I had the privilege of attending the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, thanks to the incredible Fringe of Colour scheme,…
Girl, Woman, Other – A Love Letter to Black Womanhood ★★★★
Bernardine Evaristo became the first black woman to co-win the Booker Prize, alongside Margaret Atwood. Her book, Girl, Woman, Other,…
A Work (not) in Progress
I am a work not in progress A haphazardly constructed script Archived on the writing desk Never to be thought…
Dr. Shirley Tate and Black Academia
For Black History Month, I would like to shine a spotlight on Dr Shirley Anne Tate, an author, academic, and…
Toni Morrison: The Power of Truth and Language
Toni Morrison died on August 5, 2019, at the age of 88. Morrison‘s work shed light on truths of American…
Roni’s declassified Black History Month survival guide
Courtesy: Lick Events via Instagram Black History month is coming to an end but it’s never a bad time to…
Dr Camacho Felix discusses Decolonising the Curriculum
The chief drafter of the Inclusive Education Action Plan 2019/2020, Dr Sara Camacho Felix, presented her work on improving BME…
At LSE, Walt voices harsh criticism of US foreign policy
On Monday 21 October, The LSE United States Centre hosted Stephen M. Walt, Professor of International Affairs at Harvard University.…
