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NEW: Last surviving relative appeals to find missing brother who was last seen in 1988 in London 🙏🏾🥹
Ian Bushell was reported missing by his father in 1988, when he was aged 21.
Please share.
https://t.co/oVLeOkVMHA
BBC: “What was your screen time?”
Student: “Nine hours.”
BBC: “You’re gong to have a lot more time to fill. What will you do?”
Student: “Stare at a wall.”
Two British Black men are dead and nothing said.
Yves Sakila died in Dublin after being restrained by security guards and members of the public.
Lain Estridge died in Liverpool after police say his e-bike hit their stationary van.
Say their names.
https://t.co/HxUd5ExD8A
Black people are almost 9 times likely to be stopped and searched, 5 times more likely to have force used against them. Much more likely to be charged and to be refused bail - National Police Chiefs' Council.
Real discrimination. Real two tiers.
https://t.co/NaLiQ72r7s
Lots of talk about Black British culture today.
Just a polite reminder that @TheVoiceNews has been documenting that culture for 40+ years. 📰✊🏾
This is the front cover of the June issue - which is out now!
Read, learn and respect history! ❤️
Goodnight! x
The news I never wanted to see. I met Kanya a few times, the last being earlier this year. She has always been so kind and supportive. An absolute pioneer, who took the MOBO’s global. May she rest in peace 🕊️ and may her legacy continue.
What a sad day 💔
https://t.co/MZO9AvHw8c
British army veteran Hetticia & her husband Vanderbilt who lost their citizenship due to the Home Office have been battling 5 years for compensation
Now in their 70s they say that ‘when the Home office is ticking their boxes, they don’t realise they’re ticking our lives away’
Police really think these 3 Black sisters walked into cold freezing ocean in Brighton late at night, fully clothed in their party outfit with their black hair nicely done to get wet? Just stop. That is not a Black thing. Then got killed by misjudging steep drop? Police better fully investigate! Rest in perfect peace Jane Adetoro, Christina Walter and Rebecca Walter 🙏🏾
The Caribbean Dictionary has existed for 29 years 📚
20,000+ words across Caribbean English Creoles, tracing their history across the islands and Africa ❤️🫶🏾
Time to give it its flowers.
The Voice is saddened to hear of the passing of Windrush pioneer Mr. Clarence Thompson MBE.🙏🏾
Mr. Clarence Thompson, born in Trinidad, was a social scientist, business teacher and chairman of the West Indian Standing Conference formed in 1958.
The West Indian Standing Conference was formed following the Notting Hill race riots, to promote the interests of the African-Caribbean community to fight discrimination in employment and housing.
Mr. Thompson received an MBE in 1965 for his work in race relations and activism.
Rest in Peace Mr. Thompson.🕊️
RESHARING: In 2024, Sizzla demanded locals have access to beaches in Jamaica 🏖️🇯🇲🙏🏾
The reggae star is urging the country’s authorities to ensure that ordinary Jamaicans are not prevented from going to the beach.
https://t.co/051uQnadOQ
“‘Deeply insulting’: Caribbean anger at Reform UK Plan to block visas over reparations
Caribbean leaders and reparations campaigners condemn proposed visa restrictions, warning the policy risks deepening historic injustices and inflaming tensions ahead of key UK elections
https://t.co/KF7NlqZGwm
Also I now have a new website for “The Black British English Podcast”🔥🥰. We talk all things Black/Creole language practices, history and justice! https://t.co/qsWtK2e3Ob
So the first victim was Muslim and the 2 Jewish victims after in golders green. That was a mental health issue. Why was he discharged so soon and why is it not seen as a multi religious issue. Interesting……
Britain’s first Black feature film ‘Pressure’ released in 1975 has been restored & is now back on the big screen 🎥 🇬🇧
The story of how 3 generations of a London family relate to their Black identity in Britain in the 1970s & was directed by Horace Ové.
♻️ thescooptimes_
Landlords deciding to wait until the absolute last minute to give out Section 21 notices before the new law comes in.
Can’t wait to see the back of it tomorrow 👋🏽
An award-winning Black bookshop is facing a “critical moment” to sell 1,000 books before the end of April so that Black authors ‘don’t lose a platform for their books.’ Afrori Books in Brighton has only four days left to reach its goal. https://t.co/3RvvvCLoxM
If you’re evicted by a private landlord and can’t afford to privately rent… your council will likely tell you not to leave and wait for you, your family, and your belongings to be turfed onto the street by bailiffs. If you don’t they’ll tell you they won’t help you as you’ve chosen to make yourself ‘intentionally homeless’.
That’s how skewed tackling homelessness in this country is.