Diversify

Diversify is a non-fiction that promotes the acceptance of all through spotlighting certain marginalised communities and both advocating for their inclusion and discoursing upon exactly how this can be so. I really appreciated how this was formatted into sections according to minority. This begun wit......more

There are few terms in contemporary politics that hide and evoke ways of making sense of our world and what that world should look like that ‘diversity’. In one sense, like ‘resilience’, it hides and justifies much of the outlook that prioritises individual action and responsibility for making our w......more

Somebody should rename this "How to Diversify your Dinner Party Conversation" * (Not my own words) I'm no expert in the subject but from a writing point of view the topics felt weirdly mangled together. The examples jumped between UK and the USA but didn't feel natural in their comparison. There were......more

Diversify by June Sarpong is the most important book that I have read this year. This is a pretty big claim. As a prolific reader, I have read lots of books but none of them resonated with me the way that Diversify has done. Sarpong examines the diversity in culture and how we often see this as threa......more

The discussion about diversity and Inclusion is unfortunately not over, which is why, Diversify is such an important read. It talks about poverty, generalisations, fear of different cultures and more in an open and honest way and really shows why diversifying our society is so important. an excellen......more