January Reflections

Pandemic victims

Covid-19 in some way or another has affected us all. Nevertheless, systemic oppression and marginalisation of those vulnerable in our society have seen many fall victim to the virus and/or lockdown measures that have made it difficult or dangerous for some self-isolating or in quarantine. In this podcast, I am joined by Dr Katucha Bento to discuss some of the issues faced by Black and Brown victims of the pandemic.

What does Social distancing mean??

During such scary and uncertain times it is important now more than ever we practice some empathy for one another. So although "social distancing" may be an effective method to limit the spread of the virus is "social distancing" really the solution other societal issues presented by this pandemic? Check out my new Vodcast on some of my thoughts regarding "social distancing" and let me know what your thoughts! Also wanna check out my eyebrows 🤨Watch the vlog at https://youtu.be/lY1r2lDF76E 🧡

Suffering from Stockholm Syndrome & Queering Black Love?

Following some observations of discourse surrounding dating on Black twitter this episode TheMilkennialVSCOholar delves into a conversation with Phoenix Greigh on interracial relationships and queering Black love.

January Reflections

Bringing you the FIRST vodcast summarising how the FIRST month of the year has been for me! Been on my travels to Kenya and Budapest this month and fair to say various airline conflicts have already taught me to be patient and not too quick to anger this 2020!

Struggling with whiteness

Joined by fellow PhD researcher, Phoenix, we reflect on my time spent in ATL, the importance of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) in a society entangled in the struggle with whiteness and provide some context on what it means to struggle with whiteness.