Our panel features experts in law, music, academia, youth work, journalism, and their intersections. We’ll be exploring the multifaceted issue of the racist suppression of rap music by bringing together knowledgeable voices from various fields and professions - making this event open and accessible to all!
All Angles is an opportunity to hear diverse truths and insights on how systemic racism impacts the intersections of Black music culture and youth justice. Each speaker will share their perspectives on the suppression of rap and drill music, reflecting on the issue from their professional and personal standpoints.
The discussion will be guided by our esteemed chair, Dr Lambros Fatsis - Senior Lecturer of Criminology at City University, followed by an audience Q&A.
Speakers
- Dr Yusef Bakkali, Fellow at The Stephen Lawrence Research Centre
- Anefiok Ekpoudom, Author of 'Where We Come From: Rap, Home & Hope in Modern Britain'
- Angela Francis, Barrister, Senior Lecturer at The City Law School
- Cecilia Goodwin, Solicitor Advocate at Winley Ford Solicitors
- DALI / David Likinyo, Artist & Youth Worker at Art Against Knives
- Ife Thompson, Barrister at Garden Court Chamber & Founder of BLAM UK
Read more about the speakers and book your place on the Eventbrite page.
This event is open to students, academics, professionals, and anyone interested in the intersections of music, culture, and social justice. Whether you are involved in the fields of law, community organizing, youth justice or simply have a passion for music and cultural studies, this event will offer valuable insights and opportunity to meet likeminded people.
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