Ep59: Let's Talk About Racism with Ezi Odozor

Ezinwanne (Ezi) Odozor is a Nigerian-born writer, scholar, and
student support specialist based in Toronto. Her work focuses on
themes of identity, culture, gender, race, health, and intimacy.
Ezi’s work has been featured in several journals, including Room
Magazine, Arc Poetry Magazine, and Hypatia (upcoming). Her
writing has also been showcased in several exhibits, most notably
in Oluseye’s "A Room Full of Black Boys", which was featured on
CBC. Ezi recently completed a Master of Education degree in
global health at the University of Toronto, where she worked
across the subjects of race, Black-feminisms, anti-colonialism,
and global health. Her latest publication, Cartographies of
Blackness & Black Indigeneities, was co-edited alongside
Professor George Dei and Andrea Jimenez Vasquez. Ezi is currently
working on a four-book series centered on Black Womanhood
alongside Janelle Brady (PhD.c.) and Professor Njoki Wane.



Afua Cooper | The Hanging of Angelique


bell hooks | Representing Whiteness in the
Black Imagination 


Philip S.S. Howard  | White privilege:
For or against?


James Baldwin | The Fire Next Time | Video:
Famous Debate against W.F. Buckley (1965)  | Video: James
Baldwin & Nikki Giovanni, a Conversation


Professor George Dei | His bio & Brief CV


Professor Njoki Wane | Her bio & Brief CV


Professor Lance McCready | Their bio & CV


Dr. Andrew B. Campbell | Their
bio |  Their youtube Channel 


Elisabeth Akinwale |
@eakinwale @13thflow  https://elisabethakinwale.com/
https://www.13thflow.com/

Anti-Black Racism Reading List



Follow Ezi on Instagram: @echolibrary


Learn more about Ezi: www.eziodozor.com (re-launching soon)