It's a big step for me, telling it as it is, my book is very personal, raw and honest.

The extract gives you a taster.. it was such a pleasure speaking to Aamna Mohdin

You can pre-order my book a purposeful life 😃 I'm looking forward to all the convo
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'Race is not real. But racism is real. More likely to die in pregnancy & infancy, to be expelled, unemployed, poorly housed. In all sorts of ways Black people fall foul not only of the law of the land but the law of probabilities.' bit.ly/3YaaWxE Via Double Down News

Really happy to share that the The Guardian has opened applications for seven newly created  reporter/correspondent roles covering the Caribbean, South America and Africa, as well as Black communities in the UK and US. Here's how to apply:
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We're delighted to be hosting BBC Radio 4's Any Questions tomorrow 📻

🎙️ The panelists are George Freeman MP FRSA, Maya Goodfellow , Margaret Hodge, & Tim Montgomerie Tim Montgomerie 🇬🇧
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In which I explain how walking borrowed dogs is really a form of socialism theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Our incredible hosts have now supplied refugee guests with over 400,000 nights in their homes since we started. The need for hosting hasn't gone away, so if you can help us to offer more, please donate and share our crowdfunder 🧡crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-refugee…

Film Director Shekhar Kapur: Hollywood's diversity push is guilt driven, he tells BBC Newsnight. Was Fascinating interview .. bbc.co.uk/news/entertain…

Mika is my colleague and friend. Our children are similar ages so we talk lots about the joy of having a preschooler. What she has experienced today is despicable. Solidarity Mika.

A just society for animals and humans means transforming what culinary pleasure is and questioning whether the ''needs’ for meat we invoke are actually our own”. Maya Goodfellow in excellent piece on new Amber Husain book. theguardian.com/environment/20… #LessMeat #ClimateInfluence

An absolute trip to speak to ⁦Maya Goodfellow⁩ for the The Guardian about the politics of loving and eating animals theguardian.com/environment/20…

It’s black girl, no magic publication day 💜🤍🧡

Mostly laying low as I’m still signed off, but glad I made it for the panel event for Faiza Shaheen amazing book on Monday

Catch me next with my publication day twin Samuel Kasumu on Saturday

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‘Climate negotiations are inherently abusive’: campaigner Brianna Craft on the struggle smaller countries face theguardian.com/environment/20…

Thanks The Guardian for profiling my #climatechange #memoir , EVERYTHING THAT RISES! With negotiations starting Monday at the #BonnClimateConference , I share what we must all do to protect each other and our shared home. theguardian.com/environment/20… #loveisclimateaction #BookTwitter @iied

“UN climate negotiations are an inherently abusive space...those who are responsible back out of the pledges, they make false promises'.

My interview with Brianna Craft about her memoir on the power imbalances between richer and poorer countries at COP theguardian.com/environment/20…

Deducting 100% of our pay during a cost of living crisis is shameful and cruel!

Patronising and punishing your staff that are demanding better working conditions and a living wage is apparently how SOAS management do 'social justice'

There is a crowdfunder going to help colleagues stand up to this intimidation - please give if you can: gofundme.com/f/soas-ucu

Awful scenes at SOAS University of London - 'social justice' with an intimidating iron fist, legally questionable tactics, cruelty to staff, reckless indifference to predictable impact on institution. Why? 'Mitigation' (but actually making it worse for students above all).

First, Maya Goodfellow explores the concept of #EconomicMigrant , is a widely used term in Britain - but it is misleading. Language itself is not simply the issue but the kinds of exclusion is legitimates.

Read this #OpenAccess paper here: doi.org/10.1080/014198…

'It seems an absolutely outrageous arrest. Reports suggest they were just unloading their placards.

The Met seems to have adopted is a zero tolerance approach to speaking your mind'

Raj Chada speaking about the arrests at the #NotourKing demonstration today

MY BOOK IS OUT TODAYY ✨✨I loved writing this book and I hope you can feel that - it’s a project from my heart + hope it’s a valuable contribution to the conversation around housing, how it impacts every part of how we live and how we must make home a right for everyone ✨✨✨