Deborah Gabriel's Blog

When I first began researching my family history back in 2011, I naively…

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I established Black British Academics in April 2013, when as a final year…

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Steve Harris on the conviction of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Adam Bloodworth on how forthcoming TV dramas like Sex & the City and Friends should avoid tokenistic diversity. LINK TO ARTICLE

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Aamna Mohdin from the Guardian on the issue of colourism in reference to Oprah Winfrey’s interview with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex: LINK TO ARTICLE ONLINE | LINK TO LAYERS OF BLACKNESS 

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Dr  Gabriel delivered a presentation at the THE Live Event for the session entitled: Has 2020 Destroyed the Equalities Agenda?

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Research Professional on whether equality schemes should influence research funding.… Read the rest...

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Mikhail Yakovlev for the Media Diversity Institute on race and … Read the rest...

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Dr Gabriel was interviewed by the Guardian about a crowdfunding campaign for a ‘free’ Black university.  No visits yet

Dr Gabriel was interviewed by Huff Post on the reactionary behaviour of TV executives in the wake of global Black Lives Matter protests against systemic racism. Dr Gabriel finds the term ‘BAME’ problematic and resents the use of this term(Visited 1 times)