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Read moreDetailsDr Odi Okaka Oquosa is a Nigerian-born social worker, artist and researcher who has made Brighton his home. Having recently completed his PhD at the University of Sussex, he writes about public memory, identity, belonging, and community, drawing on both his lived experience and his research to explore how societies can confront difficult histories while building more inclusive futures.
Jason Arday, Whiteness and the Black academic body
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