Watching the Damilola documentary reminded me how badly Caribbean kids treated African kids. Bullied for just being African. Mind you, he did nothing to his killers btw. Targeted because he was African. Even now they still say “you lot wanted to be Jamaican”. In 2026. Imagine.
And we’re shocked some doctors are pushing for endometriosis to be reclassified a cancer because of the way it operates. But ya, do another study on the most attractive female body trait instead of focusing on this severely understudied illness. I’ll just sit in pain forever.
The problem with the UK isn’t just high taxes, it’s the value for money. We’re moving towards European levels of taxation without getting European levels of public services or infrastructure in return.
My coworker told me he hasn’t got a raise after everyone got theirs. I told him “closed mouths don’t get fed” he went to hr and they fired him. He didn’t get a raise because he was supposed to be fired and they forgot
Saying this when Afro Caribbean and African are at a higher risk of developing mental health issues especially schizophrenia is insane. Particularly after taking drugs
When your ancestors were braiding rice into their hair during their escapes from slavery, do you think they learnt it through their African roots or from YouTube?
Periods already carry stigma and taboo. Language like "get rid of it, it's unnecessary!" feeds into woman-hating narratives that periods are something obscene, embarrassing, or subhuman. You could've just said "BC might be able to help manage period disorders; look into it"