A landmark conversation with Bell Ribeiro-Addy, MP for Clapham and Brixton Hill, and one of Parliament’s boldest voices for justice, equality, and truth. From her South London roots to Westminster, Bell breaks down what it really means to serve a community - not perform politics. The team dig into everything from Britain’s colonial legacy and reparations to maternal health for Black women, youth empowerment, and the fight to rebuild trust in politics.

Bell speaks candidly about faith, fatigue, and the emotional toll of holding power accountable - reminding listeners that representation means doing the work even when it costs you. She challenges how history is being quietly erased, why DEI cuts hit Black women hardest, and what collective action looks like beyond performative allyship.