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Dotun Adebayo

Dotun Adebayo

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Presenter, BBC Radio 5 Live

London

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Culture , The Arts , Food , Tea , Literature , Books

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finance, personal

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Total articles 177

  • Kemi Badenoch: A Black British first we’re not ready to celebrate?

    By Dotun Adebayo| The Voice (UK) Verified IF KEMI Badenoch wins the Tory leadership race (as it seems very likely at the time of writing this) all bets are off. It will be the end of the Black British narrative as we know it, and a moment of realisation when we have to come to terms with a Black history moment that many Black Brits will be extremely uncomfortable with and unimpressed by.

    By Dotun Adebayo · The Voice (UK)

    Nov. 01, 2024

  • Can Hollywood capture the essence of Bob Marley?

    By Dotun Adebayo| The Voice (UK) Verified IS IT good news or bad news that the new Bob Marley movie is ready for release next year? It’s called One Love (what else) and it will be one of the biggest box office hits of 2024. So why am I filled with trepidation that it will end up being one big white myth that Bob Marley transcends race, and so does not belong to us? Because I’ve seen the trailer, that’s why. And from what I’ve seen so far the only thing missing is the seven dwarves. I hope I’m wrong. I really do.

    By Dotun Adebayo · The Voice (UK)

    Aug. 18, 2023

  • Kemi Badenoch: A Black British first we’re not ready to celebrate?

    By Dotun Adebayo| The Voice (UK) Verified IF KEMI Badenoch wins the Tory leadership race (as it seems very likely at the time of writing this) all bets are off. It will be the end of the Black British narrative as we know it, and a moment of realisation when we have to come to terms with a Black history moment that many Black Brits will be extremely uncomfortable with and unimpressed by.

    By Dotun Adebayo · The Voice (UK)

    Nov. 01, 2024

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BBC Radio 5 Live