Don't @ Me with Ayebatonye

Ayebatonye talks voting, the O.G Harmony Day ( International Day for the elimination of racial discrimination) and the power of grassroots campaigning with Tim Lo Surdo, National Director and Founder of Democracy in Colour. Links https://democracyincolour.org/ https://www.facebook.com/DemocracyInColour/ https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-03-20/nsw-election-voting-explained-by-antony-green/10916802Music  - M.I.A - Borders - Public Enemy - Fight the power - Yothu Yindi - Treaty   Don't @ Me theme by Jhassic, follow Ayebatonye (@ayebatonye__) (dont_at_me_fbi) on socials to stay on top of everything  

Ayebatonye chats with Ayishat Akanbi (@ayishat_akanbi) - Celebrity stylist, fashion icon, social commentator and writer- about "The Problem with wokeness", International Women's Day and coming to terms with your identity and femininity.   Watch viral video "The Problem with Wokeness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-WimRb2jXs Sampa the Great - Energy ft. Nadeem Din-Gabisi Milan Ring - Step Back Princess Nokia - Hands Up ---------------------------------- Don't @ Me theme inspired by blaxploitation films and produced by Jhassic Follow @ayebatonye__ on instagram and twitter to stay up to date with the latest Don't @ me News        

Ayebatonye chats with the First Lady of Beatdown, Lady Blacktronika about her upcoming compilation, her Australian shows, lessons learned and finding obscure samples for her productions. https://www.facebook.com/events/268002893883288/

Ayebatonye interviews the incredible Rez Gardi - Human Rights Lawyer, 2017 Young New Zealander of the Year, and Founder of Empower Youth - a youth-led charitable organisation established to empower, educate, and enable refugee youth and other marginalised youth in New Zealand to access new opportunities and pursue meaningful paths of their choice.   Find out more about Rez and her organisation Empower Youth below: https://twitter.com/rezgardi?lang=de https://www.empoweryouth.org.nz/   If you want to help, reach out to one of these organisations: https://www.refugeecouncil.org.au/ https://www.asrc.org.au/ http://scoa.org.au/   https://www.welcometoaustralia.org.au/  

This week Ayebatonye is joined by Dr Jehan Kanga, Moreblessing Maturure and Emele Ugavule to discuss what representation means and discuss their projects.  If you have feedback or questions please email teamdontatme@gmail.com    

This week Ayebatonye chats with Panda Cheong, a registered psychologist who practices with an Integrated Framework (does not subscribe to one way of practicing or interacting with their psychological practice). They discuss whether it's necessary to find a therapist that shares similar intersections of identity, reimagining privilege systems,  sustainable options for accessing the mental healthcare system and whether trigger warnings are problematic.   Websites you should check out if you need: https://www.lifeline.org.au/  https://headspace.org.au/

This week join Ayebatonye as she learns about natural born freaks, the world's only blind and partially sighted ballet school with Sarah Houbolt and discusses the ramifications of Chris Lilley's "Jonah" Character with Sydney based rapper Phil Fresh.

This week Ayebatonye is joined by Carrie Hou, community organiser and anti-racism campaigner to talk doxxing, online safer spaces and navigating identity politics in the digital age. ---------------------------------- The Don't @ Me theme music is inspired by blaxploitation films and queer culture. Produced by Jhassic Follow @ayebatonye__ on instagram and twitter to stay up to date with the latest

This week Ayebatonye is joined by Carrie Hou, community organiser and anti-racism campaigner to talk doxxing, online safer spaces and navigating identity politics in the digital age. ---------------------------------- The Don't @ Me theme music is inspired by blaxploitation films and queer culture. Produced by Jhassic Follow @ayebatonye__ on instagram and twitter to stay up to date with the latest