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Diyora Shadijanova

  • Multimedia Journalist, Freelance
  • Communications Officer, House of Commons
  • Journalist, Freelance
London
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I’m a multimedia journalist specialising in features, pop culture commentary and creating viral threads on Twitter. I’m also experienced in broadcast journalism, specifically podcasting and radio.

Currently, I host a weekly news and culture podcast called ‘Your Broccoli Weekly’ and freelance as a writer in my spare time. My work has been featured in places like Refinery29, gal-dem, Bustle, The Independent, Cosmopolitan, VICEUK and i-D. I was previously the National Editor at The Tab, where I al…

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Five books exploring Black British life

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Five books for Black History Month. Artwork by Hyphen. Book covers courtesy of publishers October is Black History Month, a time to recognise the Black individuals and communities who have shaped and continue to shape the UK. I’ve tried to make this month’s recommendations as wide-ranging as possible. Hakim Adi relates an expansive 2,000-year history, Symeon Brown’s new book studies the underexplored Black middle class and Rageh Omaar reflects on being a Black Muslim journalist in the Noughties.
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Five books to read on migration

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By Diyora Shadijanova
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Diyora Shadijanova’s recommendations for books to read on migration. Artwork by Hyphen. Book covers courtesy of publishers. Migration is a story as old as time. It is as fundamental to the evolution of life on our planet as it is to our entire human history. Yet you wouldn’t think it from the discourse across much of mainstream and social media today. It comes across as a uniquely modern crisis, something we must all fear.
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Amy Abdelnoor on her debut novel Ever Land: ‘I felt like I was method acting my book’

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Amy Abdelnoor, her debut novel Ever Land. Artwork by Hyphen. Photograph courtesy of Michelle Grant/Amy Abdelnoor. Book cover courtesy of Hutchinson Heinemann Amy Abdelnoor waited decades to write Ever Land, her debut novel, about displacement, shared humanity and the cost of Israel’s occupation.
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