Poem by Gabriella Hrymajlo
(Third-generation Immigrant of Italian and Ukrainian Grandparents) I’ve never felt fully English — it never quite fit, Like a jacket too stiff, or shoes...
(Third-generation Immigrant of Italian and Ukrainian Grandparents) I’ve never felt fully English — it never quite fit, Like a jacket too stiff, or shoes...
(Second-generation British Indian) Growing up in Leicester, my British Indian Gujarati identity wasn’t something I had to defend. It was simply all...
This Kente Cloth belonged to my dad. It’s over 80 years old and travelled in his trunk when he made the journey from Ghana to the UK. Each handwoven Kente...
(Second-generation Canadian Lebanese) Being a second-generation immigrant of Lebanese parents in Canada comes with a quiet, often invisible emotional burden —...
(Second-generation British Pakistani) pound of feathers, pound of lead we won’t ever talk about it, incessantly crop up, “try not to think about it”, do you...
(Second-generation Nigerian (Igbo), born and raised in London) Finding Home: A Journey Through Identity, Medicine and Belonging Roots and Family: London...
Am I wrong? My reflections of my life as a black, British mother By Colina Wright. Whilst I’ve often reflected on how I introduce myself, preferring to refer...
Linens (Second-generation Kurdish Turkish Brit) Linens pin-pricked, the shadow in my eyes, fills up the shape of you and I, I pour into you, that molten tide,...
(Indian) What She Wasn’t Allowed to Be – I’m Becoming I come from a Marwari household, where tradition isn’t just culture — it’s structure. A way of life...
Finding My Place Across Cultures Growing Up Between Languages I’m William – British and French by nationality, Cambodian by ethnicity, and raised in...