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The purpose of this project is to educate people on how they can consciously unlearn white privileged behaviors by taking responsibility, proactively educating themselves and proactively being anti racist as opposed to re-actively.
23/02/2021
I’m super excited to be working with as their new Creative Lead. This is the start of an amazing journey to showcase the incredible work Safia Jama and her team do in the Tower Hamlet’s community.
This particular International Women’s Day campaign is to showcase and highlight women who have made a significant impact on the BAME community in the borough. If this is you or someone you know, please follow the link in bio to nominate now!
26/08/2020
Today we want to share Marie Beecham’s account with you! is an incredible social justice & anti racist educator who shares incredibly digestible, informative & insightful content.
We have taken time to really think about how we can make the most out of this platform while we also read, talk and educate ourselves more. A huge part of that is sharing reliable resources and accounts like this.
Here are some of the posts we recommend you start with!
16/08/2020
Please read through these slides for our challenging discussion about the latest very powerful video by
Asking ourselves these questions isn’t easy and the answers won’t be the same for everyone. But challenging ourselves to answer them as honestly as we can and not shying away from the discomfort, is where we make progress and change happens.
25/07/2020
The Good Immigrant pulls together 21 diverse voices from rising stars in Britain. What essay did you enjoy the most?
Did any of the perspectives shock you?
We look forward to hearing your thoughts.
We look forward to reading and exploring how ‘I Am Not Your Baby Mother’ by resonates with you!
18/07/2020
This week we reflect on Brit(ish) by the incredible . We would love to know your thoughts!
We look forward to reading The Good Immigrant collection of essays edited by and reflecting with you next week!
14/07/2020
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11/07/2020
BOOKSHELF SATURDAY
Swipe for a reflection on last week’s book ‘Black, Listed’ by ! And a little snapshot of this week’s recommendation ‘Brit(ish)’ by
We will be back this week with more content and recommendation after a taking time to focus on discussion, reading and learning. It’s so important to us that what we share is as informative as possible and that we are checking sources before we share. We welcome your input - that’s a key part of what this account was set up for, so please do reach out with your own recommendations and experiences of your consciously unlearning so far!
04/07/2020
BOOKSHELF SATURDAY
This week we read Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams. We thought the book was incredible and the characters were so well written.
What did you think?
Was there anything that shocked or surprised you?
30/06/2020
TALK TUESDAY
Today we bring you a new recommendation in the form of 2016 BBC 2 documentary series, Black is Black. These are just two of the questions asked in the series, that we found particularly thought provoking. It’s so important when exploring our answers to be as honest as possible about what thoughts they provoke and if any what unconscious prejudices surface. Letting our guards down and getting uncomfortable, so we can address it and consciously unlearn is an incredibly important part of educating ourselves, doing better and becoming anti racist.
27/06/2020
BOOKSHELF SATURDAY
What were your thoughts on Natives: Race & Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala?
We would love to know what you learned, how the book made you feel and if you thought there were any stand out sections?
25/06/2020
BLACK MUSIC MATTERS
Check out our stories for direct links to some incredible songs by black artists documenting the current movement, as well as black icons such as Nina Simone and Aretha Franklin who paved the way for so many artists today. Make sure you reaaaallllly listen to these lyrics; they’re incredibly important and informative!
23/06/2020
TALK TUESDAY
Following in from yesterday’s Windrush anniversary, we would like to encourage you to ask yourselves these questions and to engage in dialogue with family and friends. It is undeniable that the Windrush generation have been an enormous part of rebuilding post-war Britain and we are indebted to them. The notion that it is in any way the other way around is inadmissible. Refer to yesterday’s post for an initial insight into who the Windrush generation are and what the Windrush scandal is and follow the link in our bio to learn more and how to support getting justice. As always, our comments and DMs are open to discuss within the CU community.