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By Musa Okwonga
Musa wrote this article for the Independent: http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2010/12/09/racism-at-oxford-with-three-real-life-examples/
I don’t write about racism very often; and, fortunately enough, I don’t have to think about it too often. But, every now and again, it demands my attention. It’s funny; there is so much writing on the Internet that I [...]
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Musa Okwonga speaks poetry and politics, Manchester United and student riots. Listen here in the first episode of our new spoken word podcast.
Presented by Raymond Antrobus. Produced by Kaamil Ahmed.
This is the first podcast and a pilot episode. Me and Ray need feedback so that we can improve it for [...]
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“You store images for posterity, that’s what poets do” – Musa Okwonga of Benin City
spoke to Benin City’s Musa Okwonga about their views on poetry and the ‘human condition’ ahead of the launch of Benin City’s New EP – Invisble Cake, at [...]
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