Many young people are at the forefront of demanding change, such as racial justice. Temidayo Eseonu draws on her research with racially minoritised young people to show how Afrofuturism can help them understand racism and resist its impact on their lives. Tapping into young people’s democratic potential can give us all hope for the future
Lecturer in Politics and Policy, Lancaster University
Dayo's research emphasises deliberative and participatory processes which cultivate spaces for the 'voice of colour' that imagines a racially just world and the politics through which this voice of colour influences the implementation of racially just policies.
