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Yewande Adeniran discusses misogynoir, safer spaces, and collective justice with Rye Wax's Rachael Williams.
Presenting another masterclass with South East London record store and nightclub Rye Wax as part of their youth mentorship programme, in association with Arts Council England.
This time with CDR team member Yewande Adeniran in conversation with Rye Wax's Rachael Williams aka Ambient Babestation Meltdown, to discuss club programming post covid, prevailing misogynoir, the need for safer spaces and key inclusions, and how we can together strive for collective justice.
Check out their conversation below:
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Back in the Plastic People days, you could fit all of us in one small room around one soundsystem. Today, our projects and programmes extend from the dancefloor to schools, youth centres, as well as grassroots clubs and venues across the country and further afield. But in challenging times, with grassroots organisations like ours closing all around us, every bit of support counts.
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