Stephanie Phillips
Freelance journalist & editor
Stephanie Phillips is a London-based freelance journalist and content editor, specialising in music, race and feminism.
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blackballad.co.uk
Growing Up As An Alternative Black Girl
We need to remember there is no one way to be a black girl and for Stephanie Phillips, a part of her black female identity means being a black feminist punk band
Did anyone really want to be popular as a teenager? I mean, it would have been nice to experience life with perfect hair, teeth and ski...
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themix.org.uk
I’m worried about online radicalisation
Reports of people joining or siding with extremist groups after being radicalised online may frighten you. The Mix explains how to break the cycle of extremism.
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Starting a new school - The Mix
Being the new kid is never fun, so how do you overcome your fears to make friends and succeed at a new school?
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What is polyamory? - The Mix
Some people just aren't into having one partner at a time. If you're looking to share your romantic and sexual experiences with multiple lucky people, have a read of our guide to polyamorous relationships.
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Noisey
The Bands Taking British Punk Back to Its Multicultural Roots - Noisey
How acts like Nekra and Sacred Paws are taking up space to give UK people of colour punk role models.
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Metro
Why Rihanna's new man means so much to us
It’s a tired and outdated myth that women don’t look out for each other.
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Metro
Spain's first 'nap bar' opens in Madrid | Metro News
To get through the long, tiring days many swear by a quick disco nap in the middle of the day to boost their energy and keep them focused.
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themix.org.uk
Coming out as trans at school, university or work - The Mix
Coming out as trans to big groups of people can be hard, especially when you don't know how they will react and you have to spend most of your time with them. Read our guide to help you choose how and when is the right time for you.
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Tackling sexual violence in the LGBT community
Sexual violence can affect anyone regardless of their gender identity or what type of relationship they're in. We look at sexual violence in the LGBT community and find out where you can get support.
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How do I know who to vote for? - The Mix
Registering to vote is one thing but knowing who to vote for and what that means for you is entirely different. The Mix walks you through the main party manifestos to help you make up your mind.
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What to do if you're worried about FGM - The Mix
Female genital mutilation, or FGM, is a painful and illegal process that involves cutting and removing a girl's external genitalia. If you're worried about FGM there are places to get support and advice.
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bfi.org.uk
Myth, the supernatural and black female storytelling in three 1990s ...
Mythology, African traditions and legends infuse three very different 1990s films about black womanhood. Stephanie Phillips explores why black women’s stories in cinema often transcend the material world.
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How to recognise emotional abuse in relationships - The Mix
It can be hard to recognise if you’re being emotionally abused by a boyfriend or girlfriend. It's even harder to spot when it's coming from friends, family or co-workers. The Mix gives you a guide to recognising emotional abuse and the tools to break free.
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bfi.org.uk
Beyoncé vs Daughters of the Dust: How an American indie classic ...
What did Beyoncé see in Julie Dash’s dreamlike 1990s indie gem Daughters of the Dust? Here’s our guide to this story of black womanhood and how it influenced Lemonade.
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10 great documentaries about iconic musicians | BFI
The best documentary portraits of great musicians are precious glimpses into often turbulent lives of creativity and genius.