Bonnie Greer

@Bonn1eGreer

Bonnie is a playwright, novelist and critic. She is also the Chancellor of Kingston University

<p>‘This pandemic unleashes honesty – or, at least, it should. And clarity, too’</p>
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Bonnie GreerThe pandemic has taught us that all that really matters is love

David Olusoga delivering the MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International TV Festival, 24 August 2020.
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Bonnie GreerI always had a problem with British TV – David Olusoga showed me why

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Bonnie GreerProgressive politics needs black British people more than ever

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Bonnie GreerThe BBC’s poor handling of complaints is down to a hostile Tory party

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Bonnie GreerMy father fled the American South over the threat of racist attacks

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Yinka Shonibare: 'Some kind of global African solidarity is necessary'

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Bonnie GreerTrump's speech to African American voters wasn't fooling anyone

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Bonnie GreerAmericans want Donald Trump to be their Saviour

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Bonnie GreerWeak leadership has let racism surface after Brexit

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Bonnie GreerMuhammad Ali was so much more than a 'race' figure

Reviews

Becoming Steve Jobs: The Evolution of a Rreckless Upstart Into a

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Bonnie GreerIf I were Prime Minister: I would make sure rich people paid to live

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Bonnie GreerLeonard Nimoy: Why Spock the outsider was a hero to me and my friends

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Pinkoes and Traitors by Jean Seaton, book review: History of the BBC

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Pinkoes and Traitors by Jean Seaton, book review: History of the BBC

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Becoming Richard Pryor by Scott Saul, book review: Magisterial

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Blackballed: The Black Vote and US Democracy by Darryl Pinckney, book

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Bonnie GreerFerguson riots: What was Michael Brown's cause of death? Being black

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Bonnie GreerNo, Ed Miliband isn’t slick and he doesn’t pose in the pub with a

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Bonnie GreerBonnie Greer: Will the wound of racism ever heal in America?

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Bonnie GreerWe used to have to explain what it meant to 'be black'

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Nadime Gordimer appreciation: She was a champion of freedom

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‘A Parallel Life’ by Bonnie Greer: A tale about mother courage

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Bonnie Greer: 'TV needs to wake up to minorities or end up in a

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Young, gifted and black: Meet Britain's rising stars

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The Master Butcher's Singing Club by Louise Erdrich

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Wrapped in Rainbows: the life of Zora Neale Hurston, by Valerie Boyd

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