A black British journalist's raw memoir of seeking identity and belonging amid media struggles and personal addictions.
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A black British journalist's raw memoir of seeking identity and belonging amid media struggles and personal addictions.
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Esther Armah is a black British journalist, with a troubled soul and a questioning mind. She's an addict. Addicted to the need for approval, the desire for applause, bright lights and struggle. She's also on a quest. Hungry for a place of belonging, a place of comfort and acceptance of her identity; black, British, Ghanaian and Afrocentric. That need becomes intertwined with her chosen profession - the media. Can she find a place of refuge in her travels and her profession? Esther decides to fig...
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Substance use
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Central theme of addiction to approval and struggle; portrayed as personal battle.
LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Magic & witchcraft
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No fantasy elements present.
Occult / demonology
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Political content
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Themes of cultural identity and discrimination in British media.
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Emotional struggles with rejection and injustice; systemic issues discussed.
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