FUNKE_Dansboot afterparty @ Funke - 15 Aug feat. Melon, Deejames, Gols

#SESH #Melon #Deejames #Gols

https://sesh.sx/events/12235118

Vor der Ernte ein letztes Mal Reben stutzen. Sonst finden wir die Trauben nicht :) Eine Reihe ist noch übrig. Man sieht den Unterschied.

In ein paar Wochen, so Mitte September, geht es dann los. Bis dahin sieht man nichts mehr von dem "Schlosspark Style"

#weingarten #bio #neusiedlersee #gols #burgenland #vorhernachher

Deptford to Truro: Weaving the Global-locality of Afro-textured Hair – Deptford dhe Druru: Gwia an Leelder Ollvysel a Wols Afro Aga Gwiasedh

Musing global-locality, I am connecting my Deptford research project of African and Caribbean hairdressers with the amazing community outreach in Truro. I was dedicated and excited to connect Dame Joan Ruddock (a new follower to my Twitter account) with the outstanding Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) ambassador Sisi (Ethio Queen Braids, Truro) and Cornwall Council (the unitary authority for Kernow) as part of my postcolonial feminist methodological study of Black Britishness and the communicative action of belonging conveyed through the cultural display and presentation involved in the prideful maintenance of afro-textured hair.

Travelling from Falmouth to Sisi’s Ethio Queen Braids in Truro was delightfully detoured by a visit to the city’s cathedral where in a previous visit a tour guide intriguingly drew my attention to a shield commemorating the virtuoso violinist Joseph Antonio Emidy (1775-1835), transported through the middle passage to Falmouth, Kernow, He astoundingly successfully became the leader of Truro Philharmonic Orchestra, and until Wednesday 9th July 2025 was the most notable person of African descent that I knew of in Kernow’s cultural history, until Sisi introduced herself and the extraordinary outreach that she is accomplishing across the scattered African diaspora in Kernow. 

Sisi’s multilingual Ethiopian dialectic resplendent English spoken language was my first impression as she described the interview setting to her children. They obediently returned to their studies, leaving myself and Sisi situated in the hairdressing salon engaging in a discussion about Kernow cultural identity and belonging. My initial questions were about the Ethiopian diaspora and the arrival stories that described her journey to Truro, Kernow. She spoke with heartfelt compassion about the tremendous welcome she received when the Ethio Queen Braids hairdressing salon first opened. She received clients from all over Kernow, “some of them so emotional, even in tears [because] they used to have to travel to London, Birmingham whenever they needed their hair done”. 

We spoke about Sisi’s outreach and her work with schools and provision of workshops within the local community showcasing the beauty and cultural history of afro-textured hair. My British Academy funded study into race-based hair discrimination motivated my questions, eliciting insights into the Black hairdressing salon as a place of support, dialogue and counselling. Sisi spoke tentatively of clients that had reached out to her after experiencing inferences and “suggestions” of the preferred presentation of their afro-textured hair. 

Writing up my notes on the train en route to Falmouth, I formulated the concept of ‘inferential racism’ to explain such times when Black women receive similarly emphasised “suggestions”. Furthermore, in retrospect, I am confirmed in the empirical findings of my Deptford study’s understanding of the Black hairdressers as a community hub and meeting place in which time and diaspora converge to find space for belonging. Sisi’s Ethio Queen Braids hairdressing salon in Truro, Kernow, is an enchanting and exquisite celebration of global-locality and community integrated belonging.

Ow prederi leelder ollvysel, yth esov ow junya ow ragdres hwithrans yn Deptford ow tochya gempenoryon wols a Afrika ha Karibi gans ystynnans kemenethel splann yn Truru. Synsys hag yntanys en vy dhe junya Dame Joan Ruddock (holyer nowydh ow akont Twitter) gans kannas meur hy bri a-barth Parder, Diverseth ha Dalghuster (PDD) Sisi (Ethio Queen Braids, Truru) ha Konsel Kernow (awtorita unsesel Kernow) avel rann ow studhyans methodolegel benelek wosatrevesigel a Vretennekter Du ha’n gwrians keskomunyansek a longyans gidyes dres an diskwedhyans gonisogethel synsys yn mentons gothus a wols afro aga gwiasedh.

Ow viajya a Aberfal bys yn Ethio Queen Braids Sisi yn Truru a veu dihensys yn hwegoll gans vysyt orth penneglos an cita le may hwrug orth vysyt kyns kevarwodher tornys tenna ow attendyans war-tu ha skoos ow kofhe krowder virtuoso Joseph Antonio Emidy (1775-1835), treusperthys dres an tremen kres dhe Aberfal, Kernow. Yn sewen dres eghen, ev a dheuth ha bos kevarwodher Orkestra Fylharmonek Truru, hag bys yn dy’Mergher an 9ves a vis Gortheren 2025 ev o den an moyha a vri a dhiyskynnans afrikanek a wodhyen yn istori gonisogeth Kernow, bys pan wrug Sis omgomendya ha’n ystynnans splann may ma hi ow kowlwul a-dro keskar Afrika skattrys yn Kernow.

Ow argraf kynsa o Sowsnek Sisi kewsys yn splann gans rannyeth liesyethek Ethiopi ha hi ow teskrifa settyans an keswel dh’y fleghes. I a dhehwelas dh’aga studhya yn hwostyth, ow kasa dhymm ha dhe Sis bos yn le y’n salon gols ow kul keskows a-dro dhe honanieth gonisogethel Kernow ha longyans. Wostalleth, yth esa ow govynnow a-dro dhe geskar Ethiopi ha’n hwedhlow devedhyans a dheskrifas hy viaj dhe Druru, Kernow. Hi a gewsis gans tregeredh wiryon a-dro dhe’n dynnargh kowrek a wrug hi degemeres pan wrug salon kempenna gols Ethio Queen Braids ygeri rag an kynsa tro. Yth esa dhedhi kliensow a-dhyworth oll a Gernow, “nebes anedha mar vovys, yn dagrow hogen [drefen] bos res dhedha kyns viajya dhe Loundres po Birmingham pub tro pan esa edhom a gempenna gols.”

Ni a gewsis a ystynnans Sisi ha hy ober gans skolyow ha provia hweljiow y’n gemeneth leel ow tiskwedhes an tekter hag istori gonisogethel a wols afro aga gwiasedh. Ow hwithrans arghesys gans Akademi Bretennek yn dispresyans gols selys war hil a vovyas ow govynnow ha tenna yn-mes manylyon a’n salon kempenna gols Du avel tyller skoodhyans, keskows ha kussul. Sisi a gewsis yn hockus a gliensow a wrug kestava orthi wosa previ ynferryansow ha “profyansow” war bresentyans dewisek aga gols afro aga gwiasedh.

Ow skrifa ow notennow y’n tren war an fordh dhe Aberfal, y framyas vy an tybyans a ‘hilgas ynferryansek’ rag styrya prysyow a’n par pan wra benenes Du degemeres “profyansow” poslevys yn kepar maner. Pella, yn unn vires war-dhelergh, afydhyes ov yn diskudhansow empyryk a gonvedhes ow studhyans Deptford a gempenoryon wols Du avel bothen gemeneth ha tyller le may hwra termyn ha keskar keskeverya rag trovya spas a-barth longyans. Salon gols Ethio Queen Braids Sisi yn Truru, Kernow, yw solempnita hudel ha fin a leelder ollvysel ha longyans kemyskys y’n gemeneth.

Dr. Pamela Odih BSoc.Sc. Ph.D is a senior lecturer in Sociology at Goldsmiths University of London. 

Recent research grant award: Odih, Pamela. 2025. “Challenging Hair Discrimination Through Racial Narratives, Industry Knowledge on the Economics of Hair and Counter Literacy Equality, Diversity Strategies” British Academy and Leverhulme Trust Award SRG24\241531. 

Recently published book: Odih, Pamela. 2024. Black British Postcolonial Feminist Ways of Seeing Human Rights. Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783031718762

Dr. Pamela Odih BSoc.Sc. Ph.D yw ugh-arether yn Socyologieth orth Pennskol Goldsmiths a Loundres.

Gront hwithrans a-gynsow: Odih, Pamela. 2025. “Challenging Hair Discrimination Through Racial Narratives, Industry Knowledge on the Economics of Hair and Counter Literacy Equality, Diversity Strategies” Pewas Akademi Bretennek /Trest Leverhulme SRG24\241531. 

Lyver dyllys a-gynsow: Odih, Pamela. 2024. Black British Postcolonial Feminist Ways of Seeing Human Rights. Pow Swis: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783031718762

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#Aberfal #Black #Cornish #culture #Du #Falmouth #gols #gonisogeth #hair #hilgas #Kernewek #racism #Sordya #Truro #Truru

In beeld: Op bezoek bij Stichting GOLS Station Groenlo - https://mp-produktie.nl/2025-07-07_Op_bezoek_bij_Stichting_GOLS_Station_Groenlo.html

#GOLS #GOLSstation #Groenlo #Achterhoek #Treinennieuws #OVnieuws #Treinleven

Die #BurgenlandTour ist schon unterwegs. Zu uns kommt sie erst am Nachmittag, aber wir sind schon fleißig am Vorbereiten. Eine #Erfrischung in den Weingärten bei schönster Aussicht auf den #Neusiedlersee

#Burgenland #Gols #ORF #Weingarten #Wein #Spritzer

Heute früh war es ein bisschen nebelig in den Weingärten, - diffuses Licht und super Stimmung für ein paar Fotos. Ein Spinnennetzt mit Tautropfen erinnert an Perlenketten. Schön!

#weingarten #bio #gols #neusiedlersee

Ein frisch gepflanzter Weingarten. Wer gute Augen hat, kann die Reben entdecken 

#riesling #weingarten #gols #neusiedlersee #bio

Zum Rastplatz auf dem Salzberg bei Gols

Auf dem - nicht besonders hohen - Salzberg bei Gols gibt es einen netten Rastplatz mit einer - ebenso nicht besonders hohen - Aussichtsplattform. Diese erreicht man auf diesem ungefähr dreiviertelstündigen Spaziergang.

https://Weinbergwandern.at/Rastplatz-Salzberg

#wandern #weinbergwandern #wanderung #gols #neusiedlersee #burgenland

Der Weinfrühling 2025 hat begonnen, und wir haben geöffnet. Unser Weinkeller hat die Nummer 56 auf fem Veranstaltungsplan und der Bummelzug fährt vor unserer Kellertür vorbei.

Bei dem warmen, wnn auch windigen Wetter kann man nicht nur Neuigkeiten wie unseren ganz frisch abgefüllten Biospritzer, sondern auch die großartige Aussicht genießen.

#Weinfrühling #Gols #Wein #Bio #Frühling #Weinverkostung #Spritzer

Rafaelson brilha no futebol do Vietnã! Com gols, títulos e recordes, o atacante brasileiro não para de surpreender. 🚀🇧🇷 Quer saber mais? Clique aqui e descubra tudo sobre essa estrela em ascensão! 🌟

https://mastermaverick.com.br/2024/12/rafaelson-o-brasileiro-em-ascensao-no-futebol-vietna

#futebol #Rafaelson #supercopa #Gols #Vietnã #Atacante #FutebolInternacional #Esporte