EduKATE: Recent Episodes
Katie Kohn
Welcome to EduKATE - the alternative Classroom experience. EduKATE offers up the lessons that we need to learn and the conversations that we ought to hear. It embraces differing perspectives and lived experiences, all with a view to inform public discourse. Be prepared for interesting perspectives, and some fun along the way… now, let’s get on with the lesson shall we?
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This week on EduKATE, I learn about wildlife conservation. I am joined Peter Meyer, who is an author and director of The Boy From The Wild. This tale started its legacy as an international bestselling book and was then adapted into a beautiful documentary, which will be available to stream on Apple TV this year. The story highlights the cultural and natural histories of South-African conservation and educates people about the importance of respecting wildlife.
In this episode of EduKATE, we discuss conservation, the importance of respecting animals (even if they're scary SSSssssnnakes... 👀), the transferrable lessons that humanity can learn from wild animals and (ofc) Tiger King.
38 mins - a perfect lunch-time listen if I may say so myself...
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Guest - Peter Meyer (Follow Peter on Instagram)
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This week I am joined by the brilliant activist Zan Moon. Zan runs ‘defend her’, which is a campaign to end violence against women by sharing knowledge on self-defence and the campaign strives for legislative change within the school curriculum. Zan also runs ‘screengrabthem’, which is a movement that tackles rape culture in education - exposing online harassment, misogyny, coercion through picture evidence & tagging schools. In today’s lesson, we learn all about Zan’s journey so far into the murky waters of activism, discuss some of the key terms that uphold sexist ideologies in society, as well as talk in detail about how to advocate for practical and tangible change in both governmental and school policy.
EduKATE is Hosted and Produced by - Katie Kohn
Guest - Zan Moon (Follow Zan on Instagram .Follow @defendher and @screengrabthem
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If you have been affected by any of the themes discussed in this episode, please find some brilliant organisations who will be able to help you.
These organisations offer support to survivors of VAWG, including sexual assault, sexual harassment, rape and domestic violence/abuse.
Women's Aid Helpline www.womensaid.org.uk/domestic-abuse-directory
0808 2000 247
The freephone number is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is answered by fully trained female helpline support workers and volunteers who will answer your call in confidence.
Rape Crisis UKrapecrisis.org.uk
0808 802 9999
The helpline is open 12am – 2.30pm and 7 – 9.30pm. Call the national Rape Crisis helpline to speak to a trained worker, who can also tell you where your nearest services are located if you would like face-to-face support or counselling.
Rape and Sexual Assault Referral Centreswww.nhs.uk/Service-Search/Rape-and-sexual-assault-referral-centres/LocationSearch/364
Resource to find your nearest Rape and Sexual Assault Referral Centre. These are specialist medical and forensic services for anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted.They aim to be one-stop service, providing the following under one roof: medical care and forensic examination following assault/rape and, in some locations, sexual health services. Medical Services are free of charge and provided to women, men, young people and children.
NHS Direct - Information & Help after Rape and Sexual Assaultwww.nhs.uk/Livewell/Sexualhealth/Pages/Sexualassault.aspx
Helpline: 0808 802 9999 - information and advice about available support
Victim Supportwww.victimsupport.org.uk
Supportline: 0845 30 30 900 - Free and confidential support to help you deal with your experience, whether or not you report the crime. Also supports witnesses of crime.
The Survivors Trust Regional.Find help, support and advice in your area: Survivors Trust directory of services.
Samaritanswww.samaritans.org
Helpline: 08457 90 90 90 (24 hours) Talk to the Samaritans any time you like, in your own way, and off the record – about whatever’s getting to you.
Scopewww.scope.org.uk/help-and-information
Freephone: 0808 800 3333 - Free, impartial and expert information, advice and support for disabled people, their families and carers.
Surviving Economic Abusewww.survivingeconomicabuse.org
SEA does not provide direct support or advice to victims. However, if you are in need of immediate help contact the National Domestic Violence Helpline run in partnership between Women’s Aid and Refuge on 0808 2000 247 or the Men’s Advice Line on 0808 801 0327.
Refugewww.nationaladhelpline.org.uk
Freephone: 0808 2000 247 - 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline
The Havenswww.thehavens.org.uk
Camberwell: 020 3299 1599 - Paddington: 020 3312 1101 - Whitechapel: 020 7247 4787 Specialist centres in London for people who have been raped or sexually assaulted.
Muslim Community Helplinemuslimcommunityhelpline.org.uk
Helpline: 0208 904 8193 or 0208 908 6715 - Confidential, non-judgemental listening and support service. Telephone counselling service for Muslim men and women.
Regardwww.regard.org.uk
National organisation of Disabled Lesbians, Gay Men, Bisexuals and Transgendered People
Scarleteenwww.scarleteen.com
Inclusive, comprehensive and smart sex, sexual health and sexuality information and help for people in their teens and 20s.
Galopwww.galop.org.uk
LGBT+ anti-violence charity, working on hate crime, domestic violence and sexual abuse.
Karma Nirvana HelplineHelpline: 0800 5999247
www.karmanirvana.org.uk
Supporting victims of so-called honour crimes and forced marriages since 1993.
National Stalking Helplinewww.stalkinghelpline.org
National Stalking Helpline: 0808 802 0300
The National Stalking Helpline provides guidance and information to anybody who is currently or has previously been affected by harassment or stalking.
Suzy Lamplugh Trustwww.suzylamplugh.org/Pages/FAQs/Category/stalking
Advice and information about stalking and personal safety.
Protection Against Stalkingwww.protectionagainststalking.org
Advice and information about how to tell if you may be a victim of stalking and how to get help.
Women for Refugee Womenwww.refugeewomen.com
Giving a voice to women who are often unheard and unseen
Centre for Women's Justice - Legal Supportwww.centreforwomensjustice.org.uk
To hold the state to account and challenge discrimination in the justice system around male violence against women and girls. To speak to a legal advisor confidentially please contact Rights of Women who have specialist telephone helplines
Rights of Women – Legal Supportwww.rightsofwomen.org.uk
Advice line: 020 7251 6577 - Free confidential legal advice for women in London and their advisers.
Mindwww.mind.org.uk
Helpline 0300 123 3393 - Mental health charity offering advice and support
NAPAC – National Association for People Abused in Childhoodwww.napac.org.uk
0800 085 3330 - NAPAC are a national organisation that has an info-line that refers people to relevant help groups/support in their area
Psychotherapywww.wgn.org.uk
Helpline: 0808 801 0770 - Counselling and support to help women and girls recover from violence.
NIA- Huggett Women's Centrewww.niaendingviolence.org.uk
Offering drop-ins, support groups, specialist advocacy, counselling and learning sessions for women and girls
to support them to face the multiple and complex disadvantages that they experience.
Tel: 0203 813 2955
WISHwww.womenatwish.org.uk
A women's mental health charity, particularly working with women in hospitals and prisons.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapywww.itsgoodtotalk.org.uk/therapists
Counselling directorywww.counselling-directory.org.uk
Women's Health Concernhttps://www.womens-health-concern.org/help-and-advice/useful-links/
Imagining Futureshttps://www.national.slam.nhs.uk/services/camhs/imagining-futures/
Imagining Futures is a programme combining mental wellness strategies and arts practice for young women living in Lambeth or Southwark.
Young Women's TrustYoung Women’s Trust supports young women aged 18-30 with free telephone coaching, helping them build strong mental health, set goals and stay motivated. Their Work It Out service is a free telephone and online coaching service which helps 18-30 year old women with work, life and building strong mental health.
https://www.youngwomenstrust.org/work-it-out-sign-uphttps://www.youngwomenstrust.org/work-it-out-sign-up
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In this weeks episode, I am joined by Chris Pearson, who is a basketball agent, retired professional basketball player and founder of The Hoops Anthem campaign. I learn all about Chris’ experiences of basketball in the context of the UK system, discover what role basketball has in shaping and serving communities. This episode really inspired me and I hope you learn as much from Chris as I did.
EduKATE is Hosted and Produced by - Katie Kohn
Guest - Chris Pearson (Follow Chris on Instagram and Hoops Anthem on Instagram. Learn more about Chris and Hoops Anthem here).
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In this weeks episode, I am joined by the brilliant Justine Sones, who is a writer and stress management coach from over the pond in Canada. Justine helps people establish boundaries and educates her clients all about the practice of sustainable self-care. She untangles what ‘self-care’ actually means, by taking it out of buzzword territory, and placing it back into its authentic landscape. We discover what healthy boundary setting actually looks like, and Justine explains how self-care has been under attack by the consumerist landscape.
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This week, I am so excited to be joined by the brilliant Becca Caddy, who is a freelance writer who specialises in consumer technology, popular science and the future. Becca’s written a fantastic book called ‘Screen Time’ Your Phone, Your Rules: How to set them, and how to keep them. Our discussion touches on some of the central themes in the book and Becca teaches me how to set healthier boundaries with our smartphones. I learn about the world 'addiction' in context of phone usage, the physiological factors which maintain our tech use and reliance, boredom, manipulation, algorithms, tech manners, work/life tech balance and LOTS more. I adored and learned so much from Becca, so I really hope you enjoy listening!
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Hosted and Produced by - Katie Kohn
Guest - Becca Caddy. (Follow Becca on Twitter for insightful Tech and Science chatter)
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In this episode of EduKATE, with the help of the internet, I find out what the term 'Mansplaining' actually means, the origins of the term and how to identify mansplaining in action.
Music Underscores and SFX from Zapsplat
Articles Used:
Dictionary.com - 'Mansplain'
The Cut - The Weaponisation of Mansplaining, by Bridget Read
BBC - Mansplaining, explained in one simple chart, by Kim Goodwin
The Guardian - Is the term 'mansplaining' sexist? by Erynn Brook
Atlantic Business Magazine - 5 Signs You're A Mansplainer, by Eleanor Beaton
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In today's episode of EduKATE, we learn all about 'The Quarter Life Crisis'. This lesson is taught by Melissa Steel, who is an Author, Comms person & Copywriter. Melissa has written her debut novel; Bae For Pay, which is a rom-com where everything goes wrong. In this light-hearted episode, we discuss:
- What it means to experience a 1/4 Life Crisis
- 1/4 life crisis defining characteristics
- The role social media plays in encouraging / inducing a 1/4 life crisis
- How you cope, move forward and learn from a 1/4 Life Crisis
Please find the below links if you'd like to purchase a copy of Bae For Pay:
Signed copies: https://bymelissasteel.com/store/
Paperback/ebook: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bae-Pay-Melissa-Steel/dp/1527272478/
Hosted and Produced by - Katie Kohn
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Guest teacher: Melissa Steel
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In this episode of EduKATE, I speak with the brilliant David Minns, who teaches me all about his world of niche online dating. We talk about Dinky One (Small Penis Dating) , Joystick (Gamer Dating) 20 (Extreme Age Gap dating) and lots more of his niche dating creations. David also provides me with an EXCLUSIVE regarding his newest dating app, Lusso, and I shan't lie... it is OUT THERE and genius! We have such an interesting discussion and I learned so much from him - so thank you once again David, it was an absolute pleasure.
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Ps. If you have a spare 1K each month, if so (I'm jealous & how!?), sign up to Lusso - but be quick, it's places are VERY limited...
Hosted and Produced by - Katie Kohn
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In this episode of EduKATE, we travel along a timeline of celebrity culture, starting in Ancient Greece and finishing in 2021, at the height of influencer culture. We analyse how celebrity culture has evolved through key societal developments in tech and mainstream media growth.
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Produced and hosted by Katie Kohn
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In this episode of EduKATE, with the help of the internet and a couple of books on my bookshelf, I find out what the term 'Gaslighting' actually means and discover real life examples of gaslighting that listeners have experienced.
Music Underscores and SFX from Zapsplat
Sources Used:
Medical News Today article
Women Don't Owe You Pretty
How To Be Successful Without Hurting Men's Feelings - Sarah Cooper
Healthline article
Good Therapy
Produced and hosted by Katie Kohn
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This episode of EduKATE contains references to violence and suicide, which some listeners may find distressing. Listener discretion is advised.
In this episode of EduKATE, which falls on International Women's Day, I am joined by the incredible Carolyn Mercer. This was one of the most important and enlightening conversations I’ve ever had. Being born in 1947, the word was a rather different one to where we’re at today in 2021- the word ‘transgender’ would not yet be coined until 1971, and ‘trans’ not until 1996.
We start chronologically, at age three, where Carolyn tells me that this is when she first remembers experiencing gender dysphoria. At age 17, she talks about undergoing the horrific practice of electro conversion therapy. I find out that in her adult life working as a headteacher, Carolyn was outed by the press, on more than one occasion. We then talk about the brilliant work that @stonewalluk do, and the absolute necessity for the UK govt to make all forms of conversion therapy illegal, as well as practical steps to improve gender equality in UK education systems... aaaaaannnddddd of course, what it means to be a woman.
Show Notes
Stonewall - LGBTQIA+ resources
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In today's episode of EduKATE, you'll be learning about 'Girl Boss' culture, and together we'll try to unpack why we often feminize traditional working language... It's a confusing topic and there's lots of scope for differing opinions, so as always, show up with an open mind and a reflective perspective.
Please let me know any of your thoughts and opinions on the topic at @Edukate_podcast on both Instagram & TwitterSources:
"I'm not a Boss Babe" LinkedIn post - Hayat Rachi
Let 2020 Be The Year We Get Rid Of Girlboss Culture For Good - Written by Vicky Spratt for Refinery 29.Many thanks to @izzy_stuart for her personal reflections on the topic Sound effects from Zapsplat.com
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In this weeks episode of EduKATE, I take a trip down memory lane, tracking the last 24 years of major tech and social advancements in my lifetime and talk about about the types of technology that have shaped me into who I am today. From the early days of the Nintendo DS chatrooms, navigating the confusing social worlds of Bebo --> Facebook --> Instagram --> TikTok, there's a lot to reflect upon, in such a comparably small amount of time. A LOT HAS HAPPENED, AND IT'S HAPPENED VERY QUICKLY - WOAH. This is a playful episode with scatterings of retrospective observational reflections, musing over the addictiveness and utter reliance we all now have with technology today. Do we really have agency over our own lives here when such big tech is involved in all aspects of our lifestyles?!
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EduKATE is back this week to do a deep dive into the devious world that is scattered with Karens. Where did the term come from? What does it mean? Discussing why Karen's complaining about being called Karen might be my favourite thing ever about 2020 and generally informative rambling about the 'derogatory' slur that's rightfully entered the world.
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In this episode, I am joined by the incredibly talented and hilarious Adam Woollard, aka Shuffle-T, the battle rapper extraordinaire, speaker, writer and practitioner. Adam writes for celebs and he is one of the most watched battle rappers in the UK with over 10 million facebook views. Drake himself said Shuffle T and Marlo were his favourite battle rappers - whaaaaat! He’s published a book called The Advanced Rhyming Dictionary (so "buy his fucking book" yeah?) and has also started a podcast called Something About Rhyme. I've got him onto EduKATE to chat to me all about the rap battling scene and discover all about Multisyllabic rhyme - and it's pretty darn fascinating! I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed learning from him. Make sure ya rate, review n subscribe and all that jazz!
Host - Katie Kohn - @edukate_podcast
Guest - @shuffle_t
Something About Rhyme - Podcast!
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/something-about-rhyme-with-shuffle-t/id1505302934
The Advanced Rhyming Dictionary
https://www.shuffle-t.com/shop/The-Advanced-Rhyming-Dictionary-p149952046
In this solo episode of EduKATE, with the help of Wikipedia and a Google search engine, I uncover the origins of the phrase 'basic b*tch' and try to work out what it really means in today's western world. Expect an in depth analysis into a term which is often assumed to be simple, but in theory is actually anything but! Make sure you rate, review and subscribe!
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Today's lesson is brought to you by the fabulous Deanna Lyn Cook, who teaches me all about The Windrush Scandal; what it was, why it happened, and how it highlights systemic Racism in the UK towards Black people. We then open up the conversation and discuss the BLM movement in the context of Britain today, and talk about the role historians play in telling and editing histories.
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This lesson of EduKATE is led by the fabulous Emma Bentley, who is a 21 year old Camerawoman for BBC News. Emma talks about what she's had to do at work to adapt to the Coronavirus social distancing measures, she explains why her TikTok content has gone viral and talks about imposter syndrome and what this looks like for her.
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Presented by - Katie Kohn
Guest - Emma Bentley
This episode I am joined by the brilliant Poppy Richardson who teaches a lesson on how to keep young children learning and entertained during quarantine. To help consolidate your knowledge from the episode, follow @edukate_podcast on Instagram to see Poppy's Spider Diagram - if you have any educational-based questions, feel free to reach out to Poppy on EduKATE and she'll be happy to answer them.
Presented and Produced by @katiekohn17
Guest: Poppy Richardson
To mark this years Mental Health Awareness Week, this lesson is informed by the EduKATE audience's written in testimonies about how they perceive mental health, and touches on my own personal perceptions on the topic.
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Today's lesson is led by me (Katie Kohn) and is inspired by three extracts from Elizabeth Day's fabulous book; 'How To Fail'. The episode focuses in on what it is to take a pause in todays world, navigating your twenties and the need for validation in order to determine personal success.
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In this episode of EduKATE, I'm joined by the amazing Deanna Lyn Cook ( @lildchick ) for the second time, who teaches me a very important and interesting lesson all about Colourism. She discusses how Colourism is "the daughter of racism", the origins of Colourism, the Brown Paper Bag test, how Colourism existed within slave societies and Colourism in the world's media today.
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This episode of EduKATE is led by the fabulous Holly, who serves up a no-nosense lesson on Cosmetic Surgery and the permanent cosmetic choices that she's made. She candidly discusses her reasons for undergoing surgery, societal judgements that are placed on those who decide to make permanent changes to their bodies, and offers advice for those who are thinking about making long-term changes to their appearance.
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In this solo episode of EduKATE I'm serving up a lesson on catcalling. I'll be reading and commenting on extracts from Caroline Criado Perez's Invisible Women and sharing personal insights and anecdotes of my own personal experiences with Catcalling.
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“Did you know that 9 million people in the UK are chronically lonely?” I’ve asked Patrick Harding, the CEO and Founder of Joy, to deliver a solo lesson about what his platform Joy is doing during these unprecedented times and its role in alleviating loneliness across the UK. I hope by listening to Patrick that you feel inspired to help tackle this growing issue, and as a result, we can spread more joy together.
Please use the below links to access the services Patrick talks about in the episode:
Joy Live - programme of support for vulnerable people self isolating
https://explorejoy.co.uk/en/listings/189-joy-live
Bundles of Joy - initiative to give hope to people in Hospital
https://explorejoy.co.uk/en/infos/how_to_use
In this episode of EduKATE, Poppy Richardson leads this lesson on her own, but she's used to that, being the fantastic trainee Primary School Teacher that she is! Poppy answers your questions that came into @Edukate_podcast 's Instagram last week in a solo question time because Katie's wifi is too dodgy to do a remote recording in these strange times! Poppy discusses what made her want to train to be a Primary School teacher, the highs and lows of the job and tips if you're having to teach children in lockdown.
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In this episode, Hannah and I talk about her experience of getting accepted onto her masters course at Cambridge and the financial hurdles that have made her journey a bumpy one. Topics discussed: higher education, social mobility, self-funding and the class ceiling.
LINKS
The people who awarded my scholarship: https://www.futurefinance.com/
THE BEST grant and scholarship finding app: https://www.grantfairy.com/
Another scholarship searching tool: https://www.postgraduate-funding.com/gateway/
Information about the government Master’s loan: https://www.gov.uk/masters-loan
In this episode of EduKATE, Deanna Lyn Cook teaches me a very important lesson on race. She teaches me about the state of race in UK Academia, and specifically educates me on the Black British female figures who have been erased from mainstream British histories. We then have a general discussion about what micro-aggressions are specifically to Black people in Britain today, Deanna's experience of racism in Britain, and why people find it uncomfortable talking about Race.
Key references from this discussion:
Non-Fiction
•Peter Fryer, Staying Power (1984)
•Kennetta Hammond Perry, London Is The Place For Me (2015)
•Paul Gilroy, There Ain’t No Black In The Union Jack (1987)
•David Olusoga, Black and British: A Forgotten History (2016)
•Ben Bousquet & Colin Douglas, West Indian Women At War: British Racism In World War II (1991)
•Emma Dabiri, Don’t Touch My Hair (2019)
Reports on Academia:
•Royal Historical Society: Race, Ethnicity & Equality in UK History: A Report and Resource for Change (October 2018)
•Leading Routes: The Broken Pipeline – Barriers to Black PhD Students Accessing Research Council Funding (September 2019)
Back in November, Bronte and I recorded my first ever episode of EduKATE, and we couldn't have predicted that our conversation back then is more relevant now than ever. In a world where our physical (and mental) health is being discussed globally, Bronte and I discuss what it means to have your health taken away from you and the lasting implications that meningitis has had on her body. I learn about Bronte's story of contracting the disease and how she dealt with the gruelling process. We discuss how people take their health for granted, the importance of hand washing, and how people think and talk about chronic illness.
Presenter/Producer - Katie Kohn
Guest - Bronte Smith
Sound Mixer - Tom Cornes
In this episode of Edukate, Isabel Stuart explains to me what Intersectionality actually means within Feminism today, and why we need to remember the origins of the term. We then have question time for the second part of the lesson and discuss all things Feminism and what the movement looks like in the modern climate.
Presenter/Producer - Katie Kohn
Guest - Isabel Stuart
Sound Mixer - Tom Cornes
Recorded: November 2019
*Weinstein commentary within the podcast now does not reflect his current social status since his recent convictions in 2020.
Books and articles:
- Sara Ahmed - The Promise of Happiness, (2010) & The Cultural Politics of Emotions, (2005) Audre Lorde - Your Silence Will Not Protect You, (2017)
- Kimberly Crenshaw - "Demarlginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A Black Feminist Critique of Antidiscrimination Doctrine,Feminist Theory and Antiracist Politics," University of Chicago Legal Forum, 1:8, 139-167 (1989), 139
- Robin DiAngelo - White Fragility, (2018)
- Tayari Jones - An American Marriage, (2018)
- Bernardine Evaristo - Girl, Woman, Other (2019)
- Roxanne Gay - Bad Feminist, (2014)
- Reni Eddo-Lodge - Why I’m No Longer Talking (To White People) About Race, (2017) Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohay - She Said, (2019)
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