Race and ethnicity in Britain podcast
Mini-series of Surviving Society podcast.
In this collaboration between CoDE and the Surviving Society podcast, host Chantelle Lewis is in conversation with CoDE members, discussing their research on race and ethnicity in Britain today. We will add links to new episodes as they become available. Or you can subscribe to all episodes of Surviving Society, on Spotify, SoundCloud or Apple Podcasts.
Directors of CoDE, Bridget Byrne, Claire Alexander and James Nazroo introduce the new collaborative series of Surviving Society focused on the research produced within the centre. This episode focuses on the politics of communicating research on ethnic inequalities during political calamities.
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Meghan Tinsley, Gary Younge and Chloe Peacock discuss their research on the activism which surrounds statues of empire and slavery.
The research team - which also included Ruth Ramsden-Karelse and Sadia Habib – looked at political discourse and policy literature and conducted interviews with activists to compare the contestation of statues across fifteen sites in the UK, the US, South Africa, Martinique, and Belgium.
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Bridget Byrne, Alana Lentin and Vron Ware on the history of whiteness studies and what this scholarship has done to both obscure, and help us to understand, the social reproduction of race.
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Rima Saini, Chantelle Lewis and Nissa Finney discuss the findings of Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS), the largest and most comprehensive survey to document the lives of ethnic and religious minorities in Britain during the pandemic.
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Actor and playwright, Sudha Bhuchar, in conversation with Roaa Ali and Chantelle Lewis on diversity in theatre and the cultural industries. The discussion builds on the diversity in the creative and cultural industries project.
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This episode explores themes from Gary Younge’s latest book - Dispatches from the Diaspora: From Nelson Mandela to Black Lives Matter.
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