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Book Of The Week: Disobedient Bodies by Emma Dabiri

Book Of The Week: Disobedient Bodies by Emma Dabiri
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Emma Dabiri: I Felt Like An Alien Growing Up A Black Girl In '80s Ireland

Writer Emma Dabiri felt like 'an alien' growing up as a black person in Ireland.

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Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don't Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Waterford News & Star — Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don’t Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Roscommon Herald — Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don’t Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Carlow Nationalist — Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don’t Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Western People — Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don’t Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Kildare Nationalist — Why author Emma Dabiri felt like 'an object under scrutiny' growing up in Ireland

The author of Don’t Touch My Hair talks to Prudence Wade about how she explores the politics of disobedience.

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Seeing a young gymnast's pain, I saw myself – and just how far Ireland has to go on racism | Emma Dabiri

Footage of a black child being ignored echoes my own experiences as a girl – and reveals a country in denial, says Guardian columnist Emma Dabiri

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Emma Dabiri: 'Growing up in Ireland I aspired to be very thin, as did everyone I knew' – The Irish Times

Academic writes new book exploring beauty, society’s unrealistic, often contradictory, expectations of women

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