Memuna Konteh

Memuna Konteh has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. Resources Memkonteh has populated their site with include: • Selali Fiamanya + Before We Hit the Ground - JAY Lit • ISSUE #7 DIS/COMFORT — Thiiird • Abandon God restored my faith in comedy as a remedy for despair — Fringe of Colour • How tech can bridge the global digital language divide • Book & Film Review: Erasure/American Fiction • The Dinner Table: Over 100 Writers on Food • Jessica George’s Maame Is a Story You’ll Want to Savour | AZ Magazine • How The Diaspora Can Defend LGBTQ+ Rights In Africa & The Caribbean • May death lead us home — Fringe of Colour Films • Communing with our ancestors to sever the past — Fringe of Colour Films • “Your Ancestors Had Their Own Way Of Doing Things”: Araba Ofori-Acquah Is Inviting Black Women To Return To Their Source • The Menu: Why everyone is utterly obsessed with Anya Taylor-Joy's new film • As a Black bisexual woman, I'm so relieved that the Whitney Houston biopic explores her sexuality • Candles, Crystals & Calabashes: Exploring Ancestral Veneration & Traditional Spirituality At The Halo Festival • Who are the women in Rishi Sunak's cabinet, and what are their views on women's rights? • Black British women are redefining the literary elite – it's time to give them their flowers • Pan-Africa in North Yorkshire: Building community through African food • #BHM In conversation with Cameroonian teen advocate Liz Lum • Does Coutts’ B-Corp status signal a more sustainable future for the financial sector? • Enemy of the State: Is Education the Key to Overcoming Systemic Racism? • Jas Kayser on Inequality in the Jazz Scene and Marching to the Beat of Her Own Drum • A Practical Guide To Crowdfunding • Racism Disclaimers on TV: who are they for? • Madam Yoko: heroine of the people or colonial traitor?