
Linton Kwesi Johnson and Black British Struggle
Linton Kwesi Johnson, the Jamaican-born British poet and reggae artist, memorialized black power and immigrant rights
Linton Kwesi Johnson, the Jamaican-born British poet and reggae artist, memorialized black power and immigrant rights
“It must be done, and England should do it” – John Everett Millais, 1874 Tate Britain’s
“To journey is to be human. To migrate is to be human. Human migration forged the
Mau Mau heroes now have a monument, but no land. Earlier this month, they were invited
Last month the Oxford Union (a student debating club) advertised a drink named ‘The Colonial Comeback!’
That time of the year is coming up again and the contested Dutch blackface figure Zwarte
The following is the full text of a letter written by David Larder to the Guardian
The British media has, in the last few weeks, been working through allegations that the nation’s
To British eyes the polished, high-gloss viral campaign of Invisible Children’s 26 minute video–with its high-end
Yesterday, Magalie Bamu and her boyfriend Eric Bikubi, were convicted of killing Magalie’s younger brother Kristy,
Looks like toothfish won’t save the British Foreign Office this time. The judge presiding over the
1970 Britain, Jamaican duo Bob and Marcia‘s cover of “Young, Gifted and Black” climbs to no.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQNGoqdQnRk&w=500&h=301&rel=0] Single released April 11th, which is the 30th anniversary of the Brixton riots that levelled
This coming Friday Maal and British playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah will begin their UK tour of “Tales
Al Jazeera’s Kamal Santamaria interviews David Cameron onYoutube: questions are submitted by viewers, as part of
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8mCUyYA1qE One of the myriad references thrown into this part-imitation, part-rant by sharp, madcap British comedian
I needed an excuse to post that picture and this audio since. Via David Lane.
Jacob Zuma is on a state visit to the UK. Some elements of the British media,
Today “The Guardian” published a hysterical interview with Africa’s first Nobel literature winner, where he accused
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2EAKiV7IJc&w=600&h=369] Short video interview with the Nigerian artist whose work explores race colonialism and also insists