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Wael Odeh on Identity

Wael Odeh on Identity

By Lulu Goad, BA Arabic A Senior Lecturer of Arabic at SOAS, University of London, Wael Odeh has been part of the university cohort for almost ten years having studied his Master’s in Applied Linguistics just next door, at Birkbeck, in 2013. Mr Odeh spoke to me earlier this

Shades of Identity: Unveiling the Liminal World of London's Mixed-Race Women

Shades of Identity: Unveiling the Liminal World of London's Mixed-Race Women

By Nathan Hay, BA Social Anthropology London is a melting pot; one where the experiences of young women navigating layered racial identities are often overlooked. Mixed-race women have a struggle of their own that is grossly understated in public discourse. I set out to have conversations with several women (of

An Emotional Journey Into Her Identity and Heritage: Joy Crookes Album Review

An Emotional Journey Into Her Identity and Heritage: Joy Crookes Album Review

By Sanna Hamid BA History and International Relations Joy Crookes’ debut album is a beautiful storytelling of her upbringing and the people in her life, be it parents, grandparents or ex-lovers. It is an emotional journey into her identity and heritage as a young British woman of Bangladeshi Irish descent.