Your friendly neighbourhood Visual Artist, Writer and Researcher丨@Pesolife Art Collective丨Lecturer in Geography and Social Justice @kclgeography丨🇩🇲

London
Joined May 2017
I miss my flip phone.
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Every school around the world should teach this!
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Will we survive the let out.
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I don’t use a LinkedIn account, but I’m on LinkedIn from activities I do for work both inside and outside the university.
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Nathaniel retweeted
年末までにまとめるぞ…
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1976 #BlackStudies syllabus from a class my mother took as a pre-med student at City College, CUNY. Nice to see her notes. She passed away last year. Happy to know she read. #EricWilliams Capitalism and Slavery 🇹🇹 #Maroon societies. The Caribbean and Brazil in conversation.
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Yet I advocate for Black History Month every month and everyday.
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It’s not all negative. I’ve made/making a few contributions to Black History Month, which it still is by the way.
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Idealism and optimism. May we fall all the way back.
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I’ll never understand Caribbean people in Britain who love up the monarchy, or elitist titles and social accolades bestowed to them by this nation or its commonwealth representatives. I’m. It sure who they’re flexing to. But in 2026 it’s time we unlearned colonial conditioning.
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I’m not sure*
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Obviously many engage in these events for neoliberal capitalistic purposes or maybe for egotistical purposes. But if we ever going to get anywhere collectively, stepping back from these events and opportunities is a start, as is being critical of them.
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Everyone shows up in the world with their own renderings of their Blackness or African descended heritage, so I’m not out here to judge anyone. But when I’m seeing pictures of people kee keeing it up with the establishment, I just don’t get it.
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Ayo I hate it here.
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PS2 Memory Card.
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Aldi saving my life these days.
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".. there is this conversation around integration.. & yet we routinely put up barriers to people being able to feel part of society" @daliagebrial on the govts plans to increase the time before someone working in social care can indefinite leave to remain to 15 years.
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The icon in this photo is Jama Elmi and you can hear about his fashion awakening, his use of colour, and how it also connects to his job as a support worker for disabled adults in the clip below:
Locals honoured in Notting Hill Frieze exhibition ➡️ bbc.in/4k51OYa
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