Yomi Adegoke’s “The List” Is A Social Media Blackmail

Adegoke, 32, is acutely conscious that her first fictional book has struck a nerve with readers — on social media or in a different way. The Listing is described as a “cautionary tale” for the chronically on-line igniting important discussions about our on-line identities, cancel culture, and the failings inside of social media justice. The book follows British-Nigerian high-profile feminist journalist, Ola Olajide and her fiancé, Michael, a British-Ghanian podcaster. Younger, Dull British, a hit, and objectively horny the couple are featured regularly with the Blacklove hashtag on Instagram, in the similar means we would possibly obsess over Love Island UK’s Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope. But, Ola’s whole worldview is compelled into query when, only one past sooner than their wedding ceremony, Michael’s title is incorporated in an nameless checklist accusing important males within the media of sexual abuse, harassment, and alternative predatory conduct.