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isabellasilvers has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in June 2020. The social media accounts linked to from isabellasilvers are: • Instagram • TikTok • Email • Substack • X Besides social media accounts, isabellasilvers has populated their site with: • The impossible choice facing London's football fans • Exclusive: Hero Fiennes Tiffin shares why Picture This felt "more real" to him • How London's mixed-heritage World Cup fans choose a side - BBC News • Hanako Footman in Conversation with Isabella Silvers • Disclosure Day is great. But Spielberg overestimates our capacity for empathy | Disclosure Day | The Guardian • Wimmy Road Boyz author Sufiyaan Salam picks his 6 favourite road trip stories | Shortlist • Pedicures at dawn! Summer’s most divisive footwear trend is here — are your toes (and wardrobe) ready? • Solo Trips Don't Feel Like a Choice; My Only Option As a Single Woman - Business Insider • Good People: A dead daughter, honour rumours and family secrets • For Canaan Palestine, olive oil is a form of resistance • A Winter Olympics Televised Apology Isn’t Romantic – It's Manipulation | Glamour UK • Sami Tamimi on archiving Palestinian dishes with Boustany • Love Is Blind UK proves ethnicity and religion can't be ignored in love • Why don’t Black women get to see their coming-of-age stories on screen? • How British Punjabi journalist Isabella Silvers champions mixed heritage voices • Inside An ENM Marriage: Deepa Paul On The Truth About Open Relationships • ‘Producers can’t completely weed out toxic traits’: A reality TV insider reveals why problematic men get cast • Exclusive: Hailee Steinfeld reflects on emotional personal connection to Sinners • 'I’ve interviewed 250 people about being mixed race — it’s changed my mindset' • 'September Says' review: An exploration of the suffocation of sisterhood • Aria Aber’s Good Girl tackles identity, culture and grief • TV Show A Cruel Love Exposes How Ambitious Women Have Always Been Feared • Simone Ashley's Picture This is a refreshing rom-com where love isn't the only happy ending • Exclusive: Simone Ashley reveals the biggest lesson from her first rom-com Picture This • This is how it feels to be the only single person in a friendship group • Pelicot Trial: The Daughter's Story: 10 things we learned from Caroline Darian’s powerful interview • Baity: Ali Yousef on bringing Palestine flavours to Manchester • Through music, Lina Sleibi spreads hope and love this Christmas • Tiffany Boone: 'If there's a man in the front, you better believe there's 10 women behind him making things happen' • Khalid Abdalla's Nowhere: Colonialism, friendship and loss • I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 26 – more women of colour need to talk about their bodies • For Asian women like me, DI Ray is huge • Here's why the Lush Diwali Collection is so important • Statement scrunchies are 2024's biggest (and easiest) accessory trend • Strictly’s Bollywood Debut Was the Representation I Never Knew I Needed • “These riots are racist – it’s time that our government takes accountability” • Nobody can strip Kamala Harris of her Black heritage, whether you like it or not • Subscribe to Mixed Messages newsletter • Shop Mixed Messages on Etsy • The Palestinian baker bringing heritage flavours to South London • I'm 31 and my parents pay my mortgage — their help is a lifeline • Meet the chef serving Middle Eastern food at Glastonbury • Unfinished War: A Journey Through Civil War in Yemen • 7 first-time female MPs who need to be on your radar • Comedian Esther Manito is unleashing her anger on stage • Anousheh Ansari: Building a better world, from here to space • Kill is not the straightforward action movie you think it is • We Are Lady Parts: When It Comes to Muslim Women, Is Representation Enough? • The Claim Mixed-Race People Are "More Attractive" Is Rooted in Racism • “Rishi Sunak’s sick note clampdown blocks vital support for people like me” • There's a toxic online debate about the 'right' kind of mixed-race — and I hate it • How Yasmine El Baggari's Voyaj inspires visa-free wanderlust • Why Monkey Man is more than just a brutal action movie • Why it’s never too late to chase your dream career • Big Mood unapologetically portrays the messy reality of mental illness, and it’s so necessary • Lashana Lynch wanted to avoid "strong Black women" trope in One Love • Kingsley Ben-Adir & Lashana Lynch on the weight of bringing real legends to the screen for One Love • American Fiction's best scene challenges how we view Black representation • Beyond Graduation: Navigating Realities and Embracing Opportunities in Fashion with Graduate Fashion Foundation • Isabella Silvers Author Page | The New Arab • Moroccan filmmaker Maryam Touzani will not be censored • Sepideh Nasiri wants community for MENA women in technology • Maysoon Pachachi on creating cinema against the odds • Stella and Mary McCartney on how their family memories inspire their creativity • Periods on the pitch: 3 Manchester City Women players share their stories • Clive Myrie On Why It’s Time To Tell His Own Story • Dawn Butler: ‘Racism Is Bad For Everyone, Not Just Black And Brown People’ • Sex Education's Chaneil Kular talks about debut movie role in Accused • Could this social experiment help me find love? • Exhibition reclaiming a colonial National Trust collection marks a "shift" for the charity • Polite Society's Ritu Arya, Priya Kansara & Nida Manzoor on changing South Asian roles on-screen • Polite Society's Nida Manzoor was asked to centre it on a white family • Exclusive: Polite Society's Priya Kansara recalls unexpected on-set injury • Polite Society's Ritu Arya wants to help change South Asian roles on screen • Rye Lane is the joyful London rom-com you need to see • Lily James's new movie fails with its representation • Rishi Sunak becoming our first Asian PM is no reason for people of colour to celebrate • Why don’t we all get a post-workout endorphin rush? • Sophia Ali reflects on The Wilds cancellation and "validating" new rom-com • Netflix’s The Swimmers: why Yusra Mardini will tell her story a million times over • How Yusra Mardini swam to freedom • TikTok's 'Eating With Your Hands Challenge' Isn't Entertainment, It's My Culture • How Netflix's Wedding Season addresses an issue with rom-coms • What’s it like to be mixed-race in Birmingham? • I tried out singles parties for Stylist • How podcaster Sabal Almadi spotlights Middle Eastern changemakers • How to work out with anxiety and mental health • How DI Ray defines British Asian stereotypes • Why don’t police believe disabled survivors of assault? • I was followed home - Metro • Interview in the Sunday Times • On Emma Raducanu’s Britishness • How to write a successful newsletter • Why I don’t need another samosa to show you I love you • PressPad Talk • Unpacking Media Bias • Journalism Resources - GFF • The Freelance Fraud • Why are tampons taboo for some communities of colour? • I tried online therapy • Films and documentaries to educate yourself on antiracism • What Sorry For Your Loss taught me about deserving to grieve • Showreel