In this episode, Annoa and Megan talk to Lashanti, Reinhard and Charlie about the climate crisis and it's intersection with racial injustice. Starting from colonialism and tracing the journey to the present day, the conversation explores racism

"You're Pretty For a Dark-Skinned Girl"

Apr 7th, 2021 23m 51s

What do Bridgerton, Meghan Markle and tanning all have in common? Colourism. Annoa and Megan chat to Jai and Hafsa about colourism: what it is; its conception in colonialist history; their personal experiences of it and the way in which it cont

Race, class, and structural elitism - Paul Binns' personal journey

Apr 6th, 2021 31m 43s

“I walked back to the Cambridge station [after my admissions interview] and...I was crying” - How do race and class interact in enabling structural elitism? What are some of the bureaucratic, logistic, and cultural barriers for Black British an

Darnell Fine and DEI in schools

Jan 27th, 2021 28m 20s

Raquel Talks to Darnell Fine about his work in guiding organisations towards a more diverse, equitable and inclusive path.

Postgrads share their thoughts

Jan 27th, 2021 26m 44s

Raquel and Annoa talk to three postgraduate students that studied at the University of Cambridge in 2020 about their perceptions, thoughts and experiences regarding curriculum decolonization, anglification of names and how they see race and rac