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  • The Creative Underclass reviewed in LSE Review of Books
  • Time After Whiteness
  • Leverhulme Research Fellowship for White Divestment
  • NSEAD responds to the Sewell Report
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Tyler Denmead

td287 (at) cam.ac.uk

University Lecturer of Arts and Creativity in Education
Faculty of Education
University of Cambridge
184 Hills Road
Cambridge, UK
CB2 8PQ

Fellow and Director of Studies in Education
Queens’ College
Cambridge, UK
CB3 9ET

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Teacher and Author; Creative Underclass: Youth, Race & the Gentrifying City @dukepress

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RethinkShinolaRETHINK SHINOLA@RethinkShinola·
21 Oct

CALL FOR ARTIST PROPOSALS. Imagine technologies created to support complicated, happy, less productive people. #callforart
https://unproductivesolutions.com/

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20 Oct

Next week (27/11) we will hear from Anoop Nayak and Tyler Denmead @td287 on #Race, Class, #Youth and the City. For info + tix, see https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/global-youth/2021/10/14/webinar-on-race-class-youth-and-the-city-27th-october/ #YouthInTheCity

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hannaheliasDr Hannah Elias@hannahelias·
19 Oct

My employer has put all lecturers in Black British history and literature at risk of redundancy *during* #BlackHistoryMonth. Nearly all staff in the History & English departments are similarly at risk + professional services.

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