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You would be if one of your parents was African you absolute tool

Emma Dabiri I am over 70. The only violence I ever encountered in Dublin was from white people in Dublin. On one occasion, my wife and I were protected from a violent gang of young white teenagers by 4 brave men from Kenya and Nigeria studying in Ireland. They saved us.

“All the talk” being one tweet saying it was aggressive, would you ever gerrupouttadat

Need some bedtime reading? Want to convert your Tory uncle to the left? Got a wonky table that could use propping up? Grab Minority Rule from Waterstones!

Oh wow deeply flattered 🙏🏽

Good morning! Just dropping by to share my second publication of 2025. 😊✨️ This essay examines Netflix's influence in Africa focusing on Ghana and Nigeria. I focus my analysis on the representation politics of films like Azali and Lionheart. More here tandfonline.com/eprint/ZM6JEIX…

Grateful to be able to build on Emma Dabiri's work on Afropolitanism to strengthen and extend my argument. Thanks for your voice, Emma.

my baby production company THEM ONES has been selected for the BBC Small Indie Fund 🎬 excited to be working with mentor Anu Henriques and the wider BBC Film team on our upcoming slate of feature films from some of the UK’s most exciting emerging talent broadcastnow.co.uk/bbc/bbc-names-…

A recent US study suggested that the synthetic hair used for braids could be bad for your health. It’s one of the most popular hairstyles worn by black women (including myself!) so I went to find out if new research is raising concerns: ⬇️ Read here: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Some synthetic hair used by many black women to achieve popular hairstyles including braids have been found to contain carcinogens and, in some cases, lead. @bbcnuala is joined by author of Don’t Touch My Hair Emma Dabiri & the BBC’s Chelsea Coates Chelsea Coates to discuss ⬇️

On April 23, award-winning broadcaster & author Emma Dabiri will deliver the 2025 Flatley Lecture Her talk compares Yourba & Irish ontologies to discuss the Irish language notion of duine gorm - 'blue person' - a term used to describe people racialized as Black individuals

Join Funmi Fetto and Emma Dabiri to discuss Funmi's debut collection of short stories, Hail Mary, on Thursday 15th May! Buy tickets here ➡️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/hail-mary-wi…

Can’t wait !!! 💕

Emma Dabiri delivered this year’s Flatley Lecture, discussing the Irish language conceptualization of duine gorm - blue person - a term used to describe people racialized as Black. The lecture explored decolonial ideas of thinking about difference outside the taxonomy of race.

There's still time to grab your tickets for this event tomorrow!! Funmi Fetto and Emma Dabiri will be discussing Funmi's debut short story collection, Hail Mary! 🎟️🎟️eventbrite.co.uk/e/hail-mary-wi…

💥Title just launched! 💥 @emmadabiri and Gary Younge will be speaking in conversation on ‘Race, Class and resistance’ at Marxism Festival 2025✊🏾 Get your tickets now at bit.ly/marxism25

We have a great line up of speakers and the timetable will drop soon 👀 Jeremy Corbyn Yanis Varoufakis Gary Younge Ghassan Abu Sitta Ghada Karmi Ilan Pappe Emma Dabiri Alex Callinicos @alexcallinicos.bsky.social

1️⃣ One month to go until #marxism2025 Don’t miss out on our great line up of speakers including Emma Dabiri and Gary Younge discussing race, class and resistance. 🌎 Plus there are 100s of sessions debating how we change the world. Tickets: bit.ly/marxism25

.Keith Mulopo I really liked your review of the glass bead game 🙏🏽

Fall 2025! Excited to teach my Lab class Hunter College on *Black and Indigenous Ecologies 🌱 and Technologies* 💿 . Register now. New class! The City University of New York Whale 🐋 watching DJ’ing Decolonial theory