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A refreshing recap of the Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol
Keziah and Qezz ask the young people of Bristol what they thought of the city's protest
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My Black Experience: an animated poem
Through poetry and illustration, Lucy explores some of her experiences being Black.
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How To Break 'White Silence'
Josie, a white person, wants to have a difficult conversation with other white people about racism.
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Speaking with Colour
A podcast exploring the relationship between language and cultural identity
Produced and narrated by Keziah Wenham-Kenyon.
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Is the word 'coloured' so bad?
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Purple Girls - a love letter to the women who raise us
Photographer and filmmaker Qezz Gill’s debut short film ‘Purple Girls’ is a visual celebration of womanhood.
Lockdown Diaries: made by Rife Magazine and the people of Bristol
Young people from across Bristol share their daily lives and reflections on life during lockdown in this short film.
‘Erased’ & the Importance of Retelling Invisible Stories
Warefta's tour of Bristol remembers an forgotten and often ignored history of slave trading
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Aggie explains why Instagram is a problematic platform for young girls
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Black Photography Commission: Portraits
For the third of our photography commissions Lenacha shares her work that has a distinctly editorial vibe.
Black Photography Commission: Art Fashion
For the second of our photography commissions Sonny Barthley shares his unique take on fashion photography as art.