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Mis-Doctored: The Invisible Post Phd Struggle
Mis-Doctoring erases the years, effort & expertise behind a PhD. Why does it happen? Why does it matter? And how can we fix it?
Mar 17


Dr. A-L Tells: What to Read & Watch- Shabu
I was drawn to Shabu by its thumbnail alone: a magnetic young Black face on a balcony, framed against a backdrop of flats.
Feb 6


Venturing into a new but familiar discipline at the 7th Annual Memory Studies Association conference
As a sociologist whose research has been rooted in exploring & documenting educational inequalities, particularly as it pertains to Black...
Jul 12, 2023


What my ESRC postdoc taught me
As I sit here writing & thinking about my postdoc year, I can’t believe how quickly time flies or how much can be done in a year with...
Oct 6, 2022

Going back to the roots at the Connected Sociologies Summer School on Race, Class & Colonialism
I recently attended my third summer school of the year. This time it was a two-day, in-person summer school, organised by Connected...
Aug 16, 2022


Immersing myself in the Netherlands’ Black* radical traditions as a BESS student
Now in its 14th year, the Black Europe Summer School (BESS) is something that has always been on my radar. Since studying for my PhD, I...
Jul 26, 2022


Summer-schooling in Jamaica & locating myself & my research in the 'Culture & Politics of Protest'
As soon as I saw the call for the University of the West Indies (UWI) & the University of Leicester’s (UoL) International Summer school,...
Jun 7, 2022
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