Transgender Jamaicans are often left out of relief efforts and are discriminated against when seeking access to care. If you can, pls consider donating to local relief efforts that prioritises the trans population: https://t.co/SaOZS3uxGc
So excited to share that we have been chosen as 1 of 8 charities at @weoutherefest this year⭐️
The Good Karma initiative sees £1 from every ticket included for each attendee to explore the lineup of charities and choose where their donation goes!
Come chat to us in the fields!
there is a severe shortage of baby formula in the Gaza Strip, and Nasser Medical Center is suffering. Organizers in Gaza are allocating donations this week to purchase the baby formula needed for distribution.
please donate and/or share!
https://t.co/mlCTRYCZUs
A huge thank you to @billybragg for supporting the Art Not Evidence campaign and his insightful thoughts on the connection to @KNEECAPCEOL's current situation.
Today marks the 60th anniversary of Malcolm X's visit to Smethwick.
The West Midlands town had experienced the most racist election campaign in British history. Just four months prior, a Tory MP had won on the slogan, 'If you want a n*gger for your neighbour, vote Labour.' 🧵
Another week, another shado in focus podcast episode 🤌
Today @Simmoneahiaku brings back her 2024 article on drill as a periscope with Adèle Oliver, author of Deeping It: Colonialism, Culture & Criminalisation of UK Drill.
Link to listen ⬇️
@RoxyLegane is a formidable organiser—documenting this injustice for the masses, supporting the families in making these appeals, and even helping to source lawyers to push back against the anti-Black system we face. The world has hope at the most dire of times with people like Roxy and the Kids of Colour team. This is just the beginning! #freethemall
I had fun writing this piece in celebration of @artnotevidence's first anniversary! On drill type beats, transnational resistance, and the transformative power of art. Have a read 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
'This rap group in Thailand, formed under the pressure cooker of its military government, bought a type beat from a kid in the UK and used it to mobilise on-the-ground resistance.'
In #PENTransmissions Adèle Oliver on drill, resistance, & @artnotevidence.
https://t.co/rOp9P07MN5
'This rap group in Thailand, formed under the pressure cooker of its military government, bought a type beat from a kid in the UK and used it to mobilise on-the-ground resistance.'
In #PENTransmissions Adèle Oliver on drill, resistance, & @artnotevidence.
https://t.co/rOp9P07MN5