Body Dialogues·May 26, 2022Body Dialogues: Reproductive justice and planting sensual seeds with Zachi BrewsterOn working through disembodiment, embodiment and transcendenceText: Oli Lipski and Tinuke FagborunImage: Naomi Gennery
Act·February 27, 2024The limits of solidarity: a case for a true politics of care for PalestineWhat the ICJ and Brussels-based activists taught me about revolutionary struggle, radical resistance and meaningful solidarityText: Charlotte RoseImage: Javie Huxley
ArticlesOpinion·August 3, 2022The colonial roots of Indigenous tourism in AsiaA guest post from Kontinentalist, the platform using creative storytelling, data visualisation and empathy to cut through the noise around Asia’s key topics.Text: Zafirah Zein and Sabrina YazidImage: Munirah
Opinion·August 25, 2023How new fictions are exploring YellowfacingYellow peril, selling racial trauma and resisting the model minority myth in Yellowface and Bad Fruit Text: Ella KingImage: Wei Wu
ArticlesSee·March 24, 2022Fortitude: The documentary providing an open dialogue of the Black British experienceMario Washington-Ihieme in conversation with Andrea Thompson and Ron Timehin.Text: Mariochukwu Washington-Ihieme
ArticlesOpinion·February 1, 2021Being fatphobic is not just offensive, it’s racist tooWhen the body positivity movement emerged on the scene in 2012, the language surrounding bodies – particularly those belonging to...Text: Claude KnightImage: Daisy Doodles
ArticlesOpinion·November 30, 2020The fight for Shell’s accountability in the Niger DeltaThe formal definition of environmental racism is “environmental injustice that occurs within a racialised context both in practice and policy”....Text: Samia DumbuyaImage: Natasha Phang Lee
ArticlesSee·November 1, 2021IFE NKILI, the arts festival centring Black womenBanseka Kayembe interviews artists Chin We and Mario Washington-Ihieme on culture, identity and celebrating Black women as part of IFE NKILI.Text: Banseka KayembeImage: Mariochukwu Washington-Ihieme
ArticlesOpinion·June 26, 2021Canada recognised Islamophobia, so why can’t the UK?The limits of lip serviceText: Imaan AsimImage: Aya Mobaydeen
See·March 9, 2023How the film ‘Out Loud’ is humanising Brazil’s homelessness crisisDiscussing the legacy of Bolsanaro’s Brazil, rising inequalities and film’s role in challenging harmful stereotypes Text: Luis Henrique Marques RibeiroImage: Isadora Machado
Events·February 26, 2022Borders, Bills and the Hostile EnvironmentJoin shado and an expert panel on Wednesday 16th March at 6.30pm GMT to discuss borders, bills and the growing erosion of rights in the UK.Text: Katie O Rourke
ArticlesOpinion·November 27, 2020Finding a home and building solidarity: learning lessons from the British diaspora’s response to EndSARSLike many Black British people, I’ve often struggled with the concept of ‘home’. Being Nigerian is something I feel in...Text: Ife GrilloImage: Naomi Gennery