For EE72
From 'glass skin' to brightening serums, the pursuit of a flawless complexion has never been more pervasive. I explore how, for women of colour, today’s skincare ideals can carry the weight of much older racial beauty standards.

For The Guardian
Reporting on Yvette Cooper’s maternity reforms, I reflect on my own traumatic birth experience and a broken system that too often fails women when they’re at their most vulnerable.

For Stylist
In long-term relationships it's easy to slip into patterns, and tricky to break them. When it comes to conflict, the terms of engagement can be set early – I interrogate why your argument style matters, and how it might be impacting your bond.

For The Guardian
Suddenly mixed heritage Britons are being obliged to explain ourselves and our families. We will not be pushed to the margins.

For Cosmopolitan
In the midst of a national mental health crisis, I explore the hidden racism within mental healthcare in the UK is devastating lives.

For EE72
As algorithms, archives and AI increasingly mediate our memories, I explore how technology is reshaping the way we grieve.

For Stylist
UK sauna culture is booming – so why is it still so white? I meet the POC collective reclaiming the right to rest and wellness.

For The Lead
Policies to tackle child poverty that don’t acknowledge the impact of race are simply not going to cut it.

For Stylist
Women’s openness to speak about political matters in public has dropped – rising misogyny could be to blame.

For The Lead
Lowlah was kicked out of a London hospital in the middle of the night after asking for pain relief. Her story reveals a stark pattern of racism and stigmatisation.

For The Lead
Leslie Lokko's Venice Biennale feels like a radical subversion of everything you might expect – deposited right into the heart of the artistic establishment.

For The Guardian
This crisis is not the fault of medical professionals. If funding for hospices is cut further, more people will die in distress.

For Stylist
Industry’s Yas and Harper have a complicated relationship – it makes for great TV, but are real-life complex friendships like these always toxic?

For The Lead
Half of ethnic minority Brits have reported “negative experiences” in nature because of their race, according to new research shared exclusively with me.

For The Guardian
I’ve always been proud of my home city. To keep that alive I need to know Manchester’s full history, not its redacted one.