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Kemi Alemoru

Culture editor at gal-dem, bylines for Dazed, Vogue, The Guardian and Time magazine. Essays in the anthology books Mother Country and gal-dem's I Will Not Be Erased. I love pop culture, arts and entertainment, and music. But I hate society.
Pam Grier on grit, becoming an action woman and taking back power
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Pam Grier on grit, becoming an action woman and taking back power

Kemi Alemoru
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03 Oct
Life according to Kenya Moore

Gossiping over lunch with RHOA's Kenya Moore

Kemi Alemoru
22 Sep
Of course Carnival shouldn’t be moved to Hyde Park

Of course Carnival shouldn’t be moved to Hyde Park

Kemi Alemoru
02 Sep
Keke Palmer on Nope and the violence of viewing

Keke Palmer on Nope and the violence of viewing

Kemi Alemoru
12 Aug
This photo series shows how lingering ex-loves haunt new relationships

This photo series shows how lingering exes haunt new relationships

Kemi Alemoru
18 May
Inside Spain’s Afro-Spaniard and QTPOC scene where migrant sounds meet community

Where to find black and queer POC nightlife in Spain

Kemi Alemoru
09 Mar
Yassifying Theresa May? Not in my lifetime

Yassifying Theresa May? Not in my lifetime

Kemi Alemoru & Diyora Shadijanova
01 Feb
‘Am I going to die if people don’t like my work?’ Kelis on getting comfortable with herself

‘Am I going to die if people don’t like my work?’ Kelis on getting comfortable with herself

Kemi Alemoru
11 Oct
Dua Saleh takes us back to school

Dua Saleh takes us back to school

Kemi Alemoru
29 Sep
The Tories want immigrants to save them from shortages? Fuck off

The Tories want immigrants to save them from shortages? Fuck off

Kemi Alemoru
28 Sep
Happy B’day, here’s a ranking of Beyoncé’s filmography from must watch to please bury forever

Happy B’day, here’s a ranking of Beyoncé’s filmography from must watch to please bury forever

Sabrina Fearon Melville & Kemi Alemoru
04 Sep
The new ‘Candyman’, like the black horror genre in general, is having an identity crisis

The new ‘Candyman’, like the black horror genre in general, is having an identity crisis

Kemi Alemoru
02 Sep

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