Ore Ogunbiyi writes and speaks about politics, race, feminism and the experiences of Black women in education and public life. With Chelsea Kwakye she co-authored Taking Up Space, a book that examines British university culture through admissions, teaching, friendship, mental health and the everyday pressure of moving through institutions where Black women are often underrepresented. The writing combines personal experience with social criticism, using university life as a practical setting rather than discussing inequality only in abstract terms. Ogunbiyi’s work sits between memoir, political commentary and feminist non-fiction. The clearest discovery routes are Black British writing, race and higher education, and contemporary feminism, particularly for readers interested in how institutions shape who feels visible, supported or entitled to speak. Read more Less
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