by Patrick Olajide
A social research series seeking to bridge the gap between the Political and the Personal; unpacking our day to day lived experiences through conversation. Each interview episode is part of a bigger series of research seeking to explore concepts of identity and the experiences of marginalised people. For more content visit: https://linktr.ee/PatrickOlajide
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8/8/2020
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December 7, 2020
<p>What does "where are you really from," really mean?<br> How do we negotiate identity within White spaces?<br> Why are most of the Black Women on Netflix light-skinned?<br> <br> In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with History/Sociology teacher--and my long-time friend--Bren Pereira, as we sit down to discuss: Bren's experience as an Asian teacher in a predominantly White environment; the struggles of teaching during the pandemic; anti-blackness within the Asian community; and the usefulness of BAME. </p> <p>Intro/Outro music by: Yariroh </p> <p><br></p>
November 2, 2020
<p>Are we just looking at the world through a white lens, but from a Black Perspective?<br> Are we becoming desensitised to trauma?<br> Are Black men emotionally available as Fathers and Partners?</p> <p>In this interview, I speak with photographer, videographer and bubbling creative Godgift, as we explore the unique impact gender has when looking at experiences of race. During our conversation we explore: whether there is self-love within the Black community; the impact of Pop culture on the treatment/experience of Black women; experiences of colourism and anti-blackness within Nigeria, and the feeling of being the Other in society.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Intro/Outro music by @yariroh</p>
October 19, 2020
<p>"It's so frustrating for people to downplay my experience, act like I'm overreacting, blame me for having that experience and just be mad at me for not being okay"--Jemmar </p> <p>In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with activist, Bafta winner--Yes BAFTA WINNER--and documentarian Jemmar Samuels. Jemmar and I have been friends since 2015, and she is someone who has long since influenced my writing, politics and my own understanding of race. <br> Through our conversation, we explore; Black British Twitter and it's take on colourism, Jemmar's own experiences as a Black woman, the puritanical expectation of a Black female activist, and having to put in the work for social justice even when members of your own community oppose it.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Intro/Outro Music by @yariroh</p>
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A social research series seeking to bridge the gap between the Political and the Personal; unpacking our day to day lived experiences through conversation. Each interview episode is part of a bigger series of research seeking to explore concepts of identity and the experiences of marginalised people.
For more content visit: https://linktr.ee/PatrickOlajide
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