Finsbury Park After Dark | The Present: Machinery of Dehumanisation
An examination of the modern mechanisms used to criminalise unhoused people today — dissecting local enforcement tools (PSPOs, aggressive policing operations, Vagrancy Act legacies) alongside media tropes and political agendas that manufacture public consent for exclusion.
About the Series
Hosted by Lewis Brown, the creative mind behind the Enough About Me Podcast, the Finsbury Park After Dark series traces unlikely links between state enforcement, institutional dehumanisation, and community resistance by looking at the Past the Present, and the Future.
Manor House Lodge Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DE
Shon Faye is the author of the Sunday Times bestsellers The Transgender Issue: An Argument for Justice (2021) and Love in Exile (2025). Her writing has been published in The Guardian, The Independent, and Vice, and she wrote the advice column Dear Shon for British Vogue.
Mulugeta Asgedom is a resettlement support officer for Haringey Council. Mulugeta came to Britain as a refugee and has worked as a traffic marshal, Uber driver, community support coordinator and a housing support officer.
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