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Emma Dabiri is an Irish author, academic, and broadcaster. Her debut book, Don't Touch My Hair, was published in 2019.

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rdfs:label	Emma Dabiri (en) Emma Dabiri (ga)
rdfs:comment	Emma Dabiri is an Irish author, academic, and broadcaster. Her debut book, Don't Touch My Hair, was published in 2019. (en) Is mainicín, láithreoir teilifíse ar an BBC, taighdeoir socheolaíocht amhairc agus ánra teagaisc i Roinn na hAfraice ag SOAS as Éirinn í Emma Dabiri. Foilsíodh a cuid saothar i roinn díolamaí, agus is í údar an leabhair Don't Touch My Hair í. (ga)
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name	Emma Dabiri (en)
birth place	Dublin
birth place	Dublin, Ireland (en)
dcterms:subject	1979 births Irish women radio presenters Living people 21st-century Irish non-fiction writers Yoruba women television personalities Irish people of Yoruba descent Alumni of SOAS University of London Writers from Dublin (city) Irish people of Nigerian descent 21st-century Irish women writers Irish expatriates in England Irish expatriates in the United States Irish women non-fiction writers Television personalities from Dublin (city) Irish television presenters Irish women television presenters Black Irish people Yoruba women writers Irish radio presenters
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	1979 births Bell hooks Irish women radio presenters Vice (magazine) Living people SOAS University of London 21st-century Irish non-fiction writers Frantz Fanon Fred Moten Georgia (U.S. state) Goldsmiths, University of London Angela Davis Yoruba women television personalities Irish people of Yoruba descent BBC Four Alumni of SOAS University of London Writers from Dublin (city) Britain's Lost Masterpieces Irish people of Nigerian descent 21st-century Irish women writers Irish expatriates in England Irish expatriates in the United States Irish women non-fiction writers Dublin Television personalities from Dublin (city) Irish television presenters Irish women television presenters Herbert Marcuse The Guardian Atlanta Audre Lorde Black Irish people Yoruba women writers Afro-textured hair Afrofuturism Irish radio presenters Channel 4 Yoruba people School of Oriental and African Studies Irish Times Pre-colonial Africa TIME magazine
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alma mater	SOAS University of London
notable works	What White People Can Do Next: From Allyship to Coalition (en) Don't Touch My Hair ; (en)
occupation	Author, academic, broadcaster (en)
has abstract	Emma Dabiri is an Irish author, academic, and broadcaster. Her debut book, Don't Touch My Hair, was published in 2019. (en) Is mainicín, láithreoir teilifíse ar an BBC, taighdeoir socheolaíocht amhairc agus ánra teagaisc i Roinn na hAfraice ag SOAS as Éirinn í Emma Dabiri. Foilsíodh a cuid saothar i roinn díolamaí, agus is í údar an leabhair Don't Touch My Hair í. (ga)

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