#diversedecember - Twitter Hashtag

Media Diversified 🇸🇩 🇵🇸 @WritersofColour

almost 5 years ago

#diversedecember tweeted on the 9th December. ‘Also don’t neglect your genre fiction in #diversedecember – crime novels especially are an amazing way of reading about non-Western life,’ says one retweet.

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Media Diversified 🇸🇩 🇵🇸 @WritersofColour

almost 5 years ago

Such diversity campaigns make it all look so easy. Through one concrete action, or perhaps a list of actions, everyone can help to sort out the problem. You can recommend your favourite ‘diverse’ book on #diversedecember.

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Media Diversified 🇸🇩 🇵🇸 @WritersofColour

almost 5 years ago

‘#diversedecember is a celebration of books by BAME writers. For December 2015, read with diversity and spread the joy of stories’ is the message on the twitter page for this worthy cause.

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Media Diversified 🇸🇩 🇵🇸 @WritersofColour

almost 5 years ago

Meanwhile, a tweet on #diversedecember tells us, through a posted article, that ‘just being around people of different ethnicities may literally make you smarter.’

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Media Diversified 🇸🇩 🇵🇸 @WritersofColour

almost 5 years ago

..Alongside a series of Guardian articles, there has been a call for contributions to Nikesh Shukla’s (2016) crowd-funded anthology on race and immigration (in itself a great idea); writers of colour have been invited to come forward, to contact Shukla. #diversedecember,

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Cathy Brown @cathy746books

almost 6 years ago

Three mini reviews from the 746 - catching up on #DiverseDecember https://t.co/zBQnMDxNMF

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Liz Dexter @LyzzyBee_Libro

almost 6 years ago

Book review – Reni Eddo-Lodge – “Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race” #DiverseDecember https://t.co/TfVPrgIVNw

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JE @JanetEmson

almost 6 years ago

Looking for Bono – Abidemi Sanusi #DiverseDecember #16 https://t.co/qqwuBAxVUO via @NaomiFrisby

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JE @JanetEmson

almost 6 years ago

Memorial Drive – Natasha Tretheway #DiverseDecember #15 https://t.co/yrgQaXhB7W via @NaomiFrisby

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JE @JanetEmson

almost 6 years ago

Earthlings - Sayaka Murata (translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori) #DiverseDecember #14 https://t.co/jAFyMFGpl1 via @NaomiFrisby

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JE @JanetEmson

almost 6 years ago

Exquisite Cadavers – Meena Kandasamy #DiverseDecember #9 https://t.co/8VMGDqvpUX via @NaomiFrisby

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Paula Bardell-Hedley 💜🤍 💚 @GaiaBird1

almost 6 years ago

Nudibranch - Irenosen Okojie & Earthseed - Octavia E. Butler #DiverseDecember #4 #5 https://t.co/txrV9HrcIG via @NaomiFrisby

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Juliana 🌿 @ablankgarden

almost 6 years ago

My thoughts on Ùrsula, by Maria Firmina dos Reis (c.1859) #womenintranslation #readsoullit #diversedecember #brazilianlit https://t.co/bGZL5x6TNV

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Jacaranda Books @JacarandaBooks

almost 6 years ago

Head to https://t.co/BYbWF4cZea to browse their the list of amazing books and support this fantastic children's bookseller! #DiverseDecember #InclusiveIndies

BlackstarbooksLDN @Blackstarbooks_

almost 6 years ago

🚨NEW BOOK ALERT🚨 A @JacarandaBooks book Before he was Muhammad Ali, he was Cassius Clay Becoming Muhammad Ali by @kwamealexander & @JP_Books Ali is a powerful hero to the black community, not only for his outstanding boxing career, but his forthright stand against injustice

Blackstarbooks_'s tweet photo. 🚨NEW BOOK ALERT🚨

A @JacarandaBooks book

Before he was Muhammad Ali, he was Cassius Clay

Becoming Muhammad Ali by @kwamealexander & @JP_Books

Ali is a powerful hero to the black community, not only for his outstanding boxing career, but his forthright stand against injustice https://t.co/INUVJxbW7S

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Kate Mayfield @KateMayfield

almost 6 years ago

Wild, wonderful, and exceptionally witty. A feminist retelling of traditional Japanese ghost stories by Matsuda Aoko, translated by Polly Barton. I’ve never read such relatable, beautiful, hilarious ghost stories. #DiverseDecember #womenintranslation