@kehinde_andrews@makeitplainorg You were amazing last week in manchester... it was a joy to have you in Manni.
Good luck with the rest of the tour... Ubuntu blessings...
"People thought that Black people were okay. But the injustices, trauma and inequalities are ever present and we are still losing people" Dominique Walker on losing her brother Anthony + the work of @awf_liverpool for @makeitplainorg podcast. Full vid at https://t.co/hqQePqPoM4
Today marks Emancipation Day, when the Slavery Abolition Act came into force across the British Empire
Instead of compensating slaves, the government took out its biggest ever loan to pay the slavers: £300bn in today's money.
We only finished paying off this loan in 2015.
Axel Rudakubana is the 17 yr old Southport murderer. Black British Christian born & bred in UK. Not Muslim, nothing to do with Islam & NOT immigrant on small boat. Everything he knows he learnt from Britain. So all the bigoted racists have to weaponise now is that he’s Black. We know those riots were never about the murdered innocents. FYI Axel is a Christian name.
I just signed up for Being Black, Healing Black with Rev. angel Kyodo williams and special guest Resmaa Menakem. Join to be the first to know when nominations open. https://t.co/xnOX028l64
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As a boy I remember learning how to DAP. We always knew it came from the brothers in Vietnam. It was a message from the “Bloods”. I always think of them when I see athletes today with their handshakes. I think of the “Bloods”, especially those who never came home.