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Firstly, I must clarify that my thoughts and writing here are based on my understanding of what the literature and behaviours of those...

"while we may want to bring down the wall (of history and of the system), "basta con hacerle una grieta" ([it is] enough to make a crack...

Image taken from Brittannia encyclopaedia While racism was a significant vehicle through which colonial oppression took place, and is...

Short answer: No. Picture taken from the Tin Men blog. I assert that the two principles run completely counter to each other....

It’s been a few years of learning for me. Firstly, learning about UK higher Education, then learning about the oppression it creates, but...

Just thought it prudent to remind colleagues that conflating decolonising with diversity, inclusivity, an d/or even anti-racism is...

"It is important that we treat the Caribbean as a region moving on the basis of greater cohesion and greater cross fertilisation…and...

As a British Trinidian, it makes sense that I would want to learn a lesson from the steel pan. This is not a lesson only for educators of...

It is important to understand that while the attempt to reduce the ethnicity awarding gap in Higher Education is one that I support, it...

" In effect, Dr. Williams, a man of the people, created a third space for education that birthed the political party that eventually led...

Postcolonial countries have had to go through the long, calculated and systematic process of intentionally moving away from an education...

It’s been interesting to see the marked change in the recruitment of people of colour in the UK. Some will say its positive, because...

"A beautiful picture of resilience, strength, ability, and determination is presented when I look at black students. I see their smiles,...

Assessment is a key point of learning for both a student and a teacher, where the learning journey is measured against some sort of...

Just a quick rant to say that Universities should really stop making anti-racist commitments until they know what that commitment means....

Why are we still in culture wars? I surmise that legitimately, there is still very limited understanding of what it means to effectively...

I chose to define erudite, because it can be easily defined as an adjective. Black….not so much.