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We are the student-led Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic Forum for Aberdeen Uni
Intersectional, inclusive and championing diversity.
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Born in Jamaica in 1925, Carl Vaughan left in October 1942 intent on joining the Royal Air Force, beginning a journey that, via Florida, London and the University of Aberdeen, would culminate in him becoming Scotland’s first black headteacher. https://t.co/8k8Vc7Ojq2 #BHM2020
Young Nigerian Queers taking space unapologetically!
The trailer for Defiance is here. The full documentary will be available on our YouTube channel this Sunday at 12 noon (Nigerian Time).
Watch the full trailer here: https://t.co/ayYvSN8WhJ
Happy Ace Week to all our ace spectrum siblings!♠️🖤🤍💜
Ace Week was rebranded from Asexual Awareness Week to Ace Week, in order to focus on the whole ace umbrella & to go beyond awareness
Hear from Professor Christopher Jackson (30th Oct) on his experience as a Black scientist and being the first Black person to give the prestigious Royal Institute Christmas Lecture, as part of our special Black History Month programme. https://t.co/rhyM6NKiqc #BHM2020
Really interesting event for #BlackHistoryMonth by @ausaBAME & @AUSA_Disabled focusing on one of the most talented actors of a generation, and the intersections of disability, masculinity and Blackness. This Tuesday at 6pm!
Join @ausaBAME and AUSA Disabled Students Forum for an open discussion about the nuances of Chadwick Boseman's illness and death from cancer as a black man. Learn more about the intersections of blackness, masculinity, and disability. More information 👉https://t.co/4yDht5TtbV👈
Nigeria is a failed state. They imposed a last minute curfew. Removed cameras, switched off all the lights and proceeded to let armed forces shoot at innocent, peaceful protesters. All because people want their basic human rights. The government cannot get away with this #EndSARS
Y’all this is Congo NOW not a few years ago NOW !! BLACK LIVES AROUND THE WORLD MATTER !! SHARE THIS PLS SPREAD THE WORD , just a simple retweet is able to give people info and if the media ain’t going to cover it we will #CongoIsBleeding
"Black History Month is a crucial time to educate and inform non-Black people on the many rich cultures that encompass Blackness.” Annie Wilson, President @ausaBAME. Learn more about our stories with a range of online blogs as part of our celebrations. https://t.co/sV4irXWjcR
...and it is the job of large organisations, government bodies and privileged peoples to support and amplify our needs. Share this post to elevate our voices and maybe reach someone who needs it!
Though it must be remembered that mental illness is not the cause but, rather the effect. Systemic racism and discrimination severely impact mental health in BAME communities...