🎙EPISODE 9🎙
Join your host Ashleigh King as she chats with Newcastle University student and equality, diversity and inclusion activist, Kemi Adediran.
In this special episode for #BlackHistoryMonth we talk about some of the stereotypes people of colour face everyday, and the impacts these micro-aggressions can have.
You’ll discover:
🌵 More about her time as the President of the Afro Caribbean Society at Newcastle University
🌵 How the Black is Gold campaign is giving a voice to black students and highlighting black excellence.
🌵 Her experiences as a woman of colour
🌵 Her thoughts on how we can break down barriers around everyday racism and educate society.
🌵The importance of allies
🌵 The importance of everyone being fairly represented (not just race but with consideration to other marginalised communities)
🌵 Intersectionality in race relations
🌵 Her experiences as an activist and what this means to her.
🌵 The one author and book that helped her navigate difficult conversations about the race.
🌵 What the world would be like if she was able to rule for one day
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**This conversation is not endorsed by Newcastle University and is an honest conversation about personal views and experiences. **
