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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Control-Lute Delete.

Today's guest is with Chelsea Kawachi, a history graduate from Cambridge University

and the author of the book Taking Up Space, co-authored with her

friend and fellow author, Ora Ogunbee, and the book really digs deep in tackling issues of accessibility,

unrepresentative curriculums, race and discrimination within

university spaces.

Taking up space is the second title from Mercky Books, which is a partnership between

Penguin and Stormsy.

And Stormsy has actually announced as well that he is funding

to Cambridge scholarships for black students in the UK.

While at Cambridge, Chelsea was the only black girl in her year group of over 200 people studying history and it made it a very difficult environment to navigate.

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