Dalia Gebrial

In this insightful discussion, Dalia Gebrial, an outspoken advocate against racism, and Micha Frazer-Carroll, a prominent commentator, delve into recent anti-racist demonstrations that successfully outnumbered far-right protests. They explore the significant mobilization of communities against hate, the role of right-wing media in shaping anti-migrant sentiment, and the intersection of environmental issues with racism. The conversation also touches on the complexities of identity and belonging in modern Britain, critiquing the narratives surrounding multiculturalism and Britishness.

Faiza Shaheen announces her independent election campaign after Labour's rejection. Topics include Sunak's tax lies about Labour, Starmer welcoming a pro-Israel extremist, and analyzing Indian general election outcomes and potential coalition government dynamics. Discusses political misinformation strategies, foreign policy shifts in the Labour Party, and navigating financial challenges in politics.

Prison abolitionist Ruth Wilson Gilmore and critical geographer Dalia Gebrial discuss topics such as racial capitalism, critical geography, and the role of prisons in addressing societal issues. They explore the connection between racism and capitalism, the use of race as a governing tool, and the challenges faced in narrating innocence. The podcast also covers the impact of platforms on racialized migrant workers, resistance to defunding prisons and policing, and the role of policing in the London taxi economy.