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Celebrating the largest number of BME MP’s to be elected in British political history
Parliamentarians and campaigners attended a reception last night to celebrate the historic number of BME MPs.
Have no doubt that the Brixton musical genius, that was David Bowie loved his Black music
As a trade unionist, a working class girl, and an out Black African lesbian, I want to stand by my principles..."
"I don't believe in empire. I don't believe in, and actively resist, colonialism and its toxic and enduring legacy in the Commonwealth"
When nobody is held to account,Black America can rightly feel that too often, Black lives don’t matter
Twice a year Her Majesty the Queen, via the Government honours some extraordinary men and women
Operation Trident launch capital’s biggest gun crackdown
From: News04 Jan 2016
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Trevor Phillips's comments today in regards to Oliver Letwin’s deplorable comments 30 years ago were spot on
Jenny Bourne, anti-racist campaigner and editor of the IRR’s journal Race & Class, writes about the 1965 Race Relations Act