Jaqi Loye-Brown reads excerpts from 'Dutty Sink Drama Anthology', (MT Ink, London, 2021).
1. You Told Me I Was British 
2. Where From I?                               3. Brexit Mean Brexit l              
4. Brexit Mean Brexit ll
5. Take A Look At This Face
Activism poetry inspired by post Windrush (Hostile Environment), post Brexit, post BLM. Written between 2017 to 2020, the topical themes explores identity and remains current. Jaqi Loye-Brown, born in the UK, a descendant of the Windrush generation, presents prose from a place of authenticity as the changing cultural landscape of a reluctant Britain emerges.

Chat, discussion, spokenword, about identity - a Windrush generated identity. Informal stories from the now middle-age offspring, that grew up in postwar Britain among the working classes of the inner cities. Jaqi Loye-Brown's anthology of the same name will be the starting point for all discussions in the series of these hybrid lives. 
Writer, Jaqi Loye-Brown coined the phrase, a derivative of film genre, Kitchen Sink Drama, which depicted post war working class Britain, the lack of social mobility and opportunities, not dissimilar to the West Indian experience, a genre in itself.