Race, Class and Climate Change
from Bristol Unpacked Hosted by The Bristol Cable
As a leader of Bristol’s Black and Green project, Zakiya is bringing a background in broadcasting and research to connect the inner city with the natural environment. Featuring on BBC 4 and across many platforms with writing, Zakiya is a Jamaican born in London and lived most of her life in Jamaica and brings a fresh perspective on many issues, and wants to see more radicalism in our thinking about race, class and climate change...and for people to stop being so polite!
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