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Boris Johnson’s Downfall Also Marks Brexit’s Final Act
Thursday 7th July 2022,
The Nation
Boris Johnson’s Days Are Numbered
Friday 24th June 2022,
The Nation
Black Like Me? Bridgerton and the Fantasy of a Non-Racist Past
Thursday 7th April 2022,
The Nation
The war in Ukraine has exposed the west’s refugee hypocrisy
Monday 4th April 2022,
Prospect
What does it mean to be British?
Wednesday 23rd March 2022,
The New Statesman
Andrea Elliott’s story of American poverty is non-fiction writing at its best
Wednesday 23rd February 2022,
The New Statesman
It’s Boris’s Party and Apparently He Can Booze if He Wants To
Thursday 3rd February 2022,
The Nation
What Covid taught us about racism – and what we need to do now – podcast
Monday 17th January 2022,
The Guardian
What Covid taught us about racism – and what we need to do now
Thursday 16th December 2021,
The Guardian
Giving Josephine Baker a Hero’s Grave Won’t Bury the Truth…
Monday 29th November 2021,
The Nation
How Nella Larsen’s Passing deconstructed the question of race
Friday 12th November 2021,
The New Statesman
Out Hunting
Thursday 29th July 2021,
London Review of Books
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Dispatches from the Diaspora
March 28, 2023
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Dispatches from the Diaspora
March 29, 2023
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April 18, 2023
Edinburgh: Portobello Books: 7pm:
Dispatches from the Diaspora
April 19, 2023
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Dispatches from the Diaspora
May 26, 2023
Hay Festival: 7pm:
Dispatches from the Diaspora
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Younge’s masterwork. To be read through tears. Brilliantly reported, quietly indignant and utterly gripping.
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