<p>In this interview, I'm joined by Eboselumen (Ebi-Rose) Akhilomen: business owner, strength athlete and all-around "lit" person. During this conversation, we hear from Ebi about her experiences with body policing, microaggressions/macroaggressions, and the misogynoir she's faced as a Black woman in the UK.</p>

In this interview, I'm joined by Eboselumen (Ebi-Rose) Akhilomen: business owner, strength athlete and all-around "lit" person. During this conversation, we hear from Ebi about her experiences with body policing, microaggressions/macroaggressions, and the misogynoir she's faced as a Black woman in the UK.

<p>In this interview, I'm joined&nbsp;by Eboselumen (Ebi-Rose) Akhilomen: business owner, strength athlete and all-around "lit" person. During this conversation, we hear from Ebi about her experiences with body policing, microaggressions/macroaggressions, and the misogynoir she's faced as a Black woman in the UK.</p>

"Why did you assume that I must be the problem?"

A social research series seeking to bridge the gap between the Political and the Personal; unpacking our day to day lived experiences through conversation.
Each interview episode is part of a bigger series of research seeking to explore concepts of identity and the experiences of marginalised people.

For more content visit: https://linktr.ee/PatrickOlajide

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A social research series seeking to bridge the gap between the Political and the Personal; unpacking our day to day lived experiences through conversation. Each interview episode is part of a bigger series of research seeking to explore concepts of identity and the experiences of marginalised people. For more content visit: https://linktr.ee/PatrickOlajide

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