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A bleated ‘maaate’ is no answer to misogyny – and not just because it’s unstoppably cringe

In the mayor of London’s campaign, fighting sexism is reduced to a low-stakes nudge, devoid of discomfort or consequence, says writer and researcher Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

The disturbing rise of Mizzy: this is what happens when culture values nothing but attention

The 18-year-old former TikToker has been gaming a system created by his supposed elders and betters, says Jason Okundaye a writer and researcher

The Guardian - UK

Meet London’s leading emerging writers

Getting lit! Who are London’s leading emerging writers? Joanna Taylor finds them working everywhere from the London Library — described by stationer Montblanc as the home of the written word, FYI — to The Peckham Pelican

Evening Standard

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I’m young but have no interest in the British cult of home ownership. I just want renting to be fair

My generation needs more options for secure housing, says writer and researcher Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

Why it’s time to stop filming strangers in public for social media thrills

Whatever happened to respecting people’s basic dignity, asks the writer and researcher Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

‘Be careful what you wish for’: Suella Braverman mocked after resignation

Jokes at home secretary’s expense came thick and fast on social media after her departure

The Guardian - UK

The Africa Centre is back. Now will Britain finally embrace all of its cultural heritage?

The famous centre was forced to uproot itself from Covent Garden. Then came Black Lives Matter. Maybe this time it will be treasured, says writer Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

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Why Gary Lineker was right to speak out about receiving racist abuse

The former footballer says he was bullied for having ‘darkish’ skin. But racism is so insidious that it doesn’t need to hit the ‘right’ target, says writer Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

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