Roshi Naidoo

Soundings: Volume 2016 Issue 64 (2016) - Lawrence Wishart Soundings: A journal of politics and culture - Issue contents for Volume 2016 Issue 64 (2016)

Just to head off the familiar responses and the key phrases of “legitimate concerns,” “white working class,” and “British values,” check out the ‘After Brexit’ pieces from almost 10 years ago. Nothing that’s happening now should be a surprise to anyone.

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Demo today in Hampstead drawing attention to the genocide of children in Gaza

I recorded a podcast for the @hgcresearchcentre.bsky.social It was a chance to reflect on big picture sector politics and also my career history and personal experiences within that. Be interested in your take on the issues here?

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Working in Brussels this week.

Thanks @drdaveobrien.bsky.social for an excellent talk last night @bookhaus.bsky.social Engaged audience, great chair and @hannahhamad.bsky.social and I really enjoyed it.

Please sign and repost the petition to save Nursing at Cardiff University

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Please sign and repost the petition to save Cardiff University’s School of Music

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Model Minority Authoritarianism: Social Mobility and the New Anti-equality Agenda This article puts forward a cultural‐political formation it terms “model minority authoritarianism.” The idea of the model minority has both been venerated as the virtuous face of immigration and/or n...

Out now: my new article ‘Model Minority Authoritarianism: Social Mobility and the New Anti-Equality Agenda’ in South Atlantic Quarterly @dukepress.bsky.social (1/9) read.dukeupress.edu/south-atlant...

Wrote this in another place on 6 November and thought it worth sharing here today. Just a note to remember that fascists are scared of you.

How a Police Crackdown on Climate Protests Made Me Join the Frontline for the First Time "For me, the act of civil disobedience was a stand against the increasing erosion of a fundamental pillar of democracy - our right to protest"

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Charges against 34 people dropped over plastic pollution protest at Unilever HQ CPS says there is not enough evidence to proceed against Greenpeace activists who blockaded firm’s London office

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Great to read these generous and thoughtful repsonses by Kathi Weeks, @francescasobande.bsky.social, Janet Newman, Alison Hearn and Kate Soper to 'Left Feminisms: Conversations on the Personal + the Political' in Feminist Theory - #OpenAccess here:

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If you know someone who wonders why decolonisation is such an urgent conversation, you can suggest they see the film ‘Soundtrack to a coup d’etat’- unmissable.

Hello Bluesky buddies. New website in my profile- please take a look when you’ve got an idle minute and pass on if anything looks like it might be helpful. Thank you!

Hot snogs, fizz-fuelled city boys and a hilltop homage to Duran Duran: nine photos that capture the 1980s It was a tumultuous decade characterised by street riots, financial excess and big-haired bands making big-budget videos. As a major exhibition of shots from the 1980s prepares to open, we talk to the...

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