durhamunilib posted: " A post by Maria Carnegie, Head of Customer Services, and Simon Speight, Head of Education, Learning and Engagement. What we learn is inherently political. From what we are taught to how we are taught, certain values and voices are prioritised, and oth" Durham University Library and Collections Blog Read on blog or Reader How do you decolonise a Reading List? One step at a time…  durhamunilib January 30 A post by Maria Carnegie, Head of Customer Services, and Simon Speight, Head of Education, Learning and Engagement. What we learn is inherently political. From what we are taught to how we are taught, certain values and voices are prioritised, and others marginalised. Decolonisation centres the impact of colonialism, both historic and ongoing, on how we understand the world in which we live and the information that we teach.  Durham SU: Decolonise Durham Network Manifesto  When did you last challenge your reading list? No, not to a duel! But by asking questions.   Continue reading How do you decolonise a Reading List? One step at a time…  Comment

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