Leaning In for Thatcher
“I didn’t like her policies but I admire the fact that she got so far as a woman, she showed anything is possible.” This seems to be the standard diplomatic […]
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Nicola Marven
“I didn’t like her policies but I admire the fact that she got so far as a woman, she showed anything is possible.” This seems to be the standard diplomatic […]
solitude and silence
Middle passage, emigration, immigration, windrush, backpacking...crossing seas is different when you're black
Author, Screenwriter, Playwright, Creative Writing Tutor, Literary Activist
News and commentary on Caribbean culture, literature, and the arts
A collective of stories in the locale.
The opinions and insights of a social entrepreneur and bon viveur
Semantic whirlpools
Noun (Journalism): A varied column width or number of columns. Regarded by some as improper
Spirit-Infused, NYC style Rock & Soul
My Irrational Life
Celebrating the International Day for Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latino Women
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A brief collection of musings.
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A British Nigerian-blooded New Yorker. Social & Political Commentator. Writer. Speaker. Broadcaster. Keeping an eye on America, Africa and the UK, with a focus on diversity, race and issues affecting people of colour.
Spoken Word. Poetry. Workshops
Cult. Mainstream. Classic. Literature.
