I am a freelance journalist, writer and creator.
Interviewing History
Here I presented a segment, prior to the 2016 EU referendum, on the matter and student opinions.
Here I interviewed Dr. Lucienne Loh from the University of Liverpool on her research.
Dr. Lucienne Loh from the University of Liverpool on her research.
Dr Lucienne Loh is a senior lecturer and module convener for the Department of English, within the School of Arts, at the prestigious, Russell Group University of Liverpool.
Her research focuses on transatlantic slavery and tracing the historical narratives of the British Chinese community in Britain from the mid nineteenth-century to the present.
As she explains in the video, she is currently working on an exciting new project with the British Library.
Details of Lucienne’s work and academia can be found here: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/english/staff/lucienne-loh/
Here I interviewed University of Liverpool Lecturer Dr. Alex Broadhead on his research.
Dr. Alex Broadhead is a lecturer and module convener for the Department of English, within the School of Arts, at the prestigious, Russell Group University of Liverpool.
He focuses on research pertaining to dialect, and is the programme lead for the widening participation summer school scheme.
Details of Alex’s work and academia can be found here: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/english/staff/alexander-broadhead/
I asked friendly student ambassadors from the Department of English, within the University of Liverpool, their thoughts on university life and culture after COVID-19.
Book Reviews
A fascinating book on the origins of colour - my review
‘The English have won in the lotto of life" - aren't we all English now? The coast is great 'cos our cots were in it, our passport as good as it got. Now someone else wins the lot. ‘ Jay Bernard, New-CAR-SIL and unironically pronouncing grass like arse - this blog post explores the crude stereotypes levelled against Northerners.
From civil rights to honour-based violence, this blog looks into the emancipatory benefits of literature, with a VAWG resource list.
“Britain needs to acknowledge that its historical roots concerning racism are beginning to show, when the dismantling of such representations of hate start to become appropriated by conservatives and the alt-right, in pursuit of their, often, misguided agendas”
“Representative can be reductive, due to the discrepancy between representation and presentation of the borderline experience. Representation can be affirming, but presentation can have reductive qualities”.
“For change to truly occur we must begin changing narratives and educating people about why our histories and class inequalities have led to the prevalent nature of colourism within modern MENA societies”
“Poetry is dependent upon feelings and within this brings around emancipatory and revolutionary change”.
Upcoming Publications
Azeema Zine
https://www.azeemamag.com/
Exisle Publishing
https://exislepublishing.com/
Book to be published soon
Here I interviewed Dr. Helen Wright as part of a new initiative to help advertise Fellowships within the Institute of Life Course and Medical Sciences.