In collaboration with the Politics of Representation Collective: Academic podcasting

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Chantelle and Tissot reflect on academic podcasting and the politics of audio (and visual) representations when trying to produce anti-racist content. This episode was recorded as part Politics of Representation Collective conference - The Visual and Critical Representation in an Age of Impact supported by the Sociological Review and University of Cambridge Education faculty. With thanks to Sharon Walker, Rebecca Gordon, Lakshmi Bose & Arif Naveed. Useful links- politicsofrepresentationcollective.org/ www.thesociologicalreview.com/category/c…sentation/

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