On 9th May 2012, I went to my son’s postgraduate graduation from Imperial College at the Royal Albert Hall. The hall was packed with people who had come to celebrate their siblings’ achievements.
I sat through three hours’ speeches and roll call of students being called up to the stage in recognition of their achievements.
As BNP and EDL party activists, candidates and sympathisers huddle around their camp fires and trailer parks to review their final execution of their terror, confrontational tactics and misinformation campaign for voters in the May local and GLA elections in England, they will take solace and comfort from their inspiration leader and symbol of great ‘White Hope’ St George for divine intervention and spiritual guidance.
Talk to any Black person who grew up in the UK since the 'Empire Windrush' hit Tilbury in 1948 and they'll tell you that they faced overt and systematic racism on a daily basis.
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This week sees the lobbying and deal-making ahead of the election of the President of the World Bank reach its peak.
The commitment of Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe of the Metropolitan Police Service to tackling racism is being called into question, as sources within the MPS have provided evidence that he had previously reinstated a police officer accused of racism.
Today, because it’s International Women’s Day, the world seems to be paying special attention to women. It’s one of those few days in the year when women are made feel special, loved, respected, listened to.
On 9th May 2012, I went to my son’s postgraduate graduation from Imperial College at the Royal Albert Hall. The hall was packed with people who had come to celebrate their siblings’ achievements.
I sat through three hours’ speeches and
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