Black Lives matter
Protesters in US face ‘barbaric oppressor’ after cops kill again
20 September 2016Protests erupted in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday of last week after police shot dead black man Keith Scott.
Black Lives Matter takes politics back into Carnival
30 August 2016Notting Hill Carnival’s roots lie in fighting racism, but it’s become corporate and heavily policed. Alistair Farrow spoke to Carnival-goers and activists
Police killing of Dalian Atkinson was ‘legalised murder'
23 August 2016Dalian Atkinson’s family faces a long fight for justice after his killing, writes Dave Sewell
Black—an insightful tale of racism, poverty and alienation
23 August 2016Black is a film adaptation of books by author Dirk Bracke—influenced by William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Arthur Laurents’ West Side Story,
Dalian Atkinson dies from cops’ taser
16 August 2016Former Aston Villa football player Dalian Atkinson died in Telford on Monday after police tasered him outside his father’s house.
Activists protest across Britain against police racism
06 August 2016Anti-racist campaigners have held rallies and protests across Britain. Some 200 people marched from the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham, north London, to Tottenham police station today, Saturday. They were demanding justice for Mark Duggan and all other victims of police racism and violence.
Black Lives Matter activists block central London streets
30 July 2016Activists staged a Black Lives Matter (BLM) demonstration outside Oxford Circus in central London yesterday, Friday. It came amid escalating police racism in Britain and the US.
You can’t change the cops
26 July 2016The killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile in the US, and Mzee Mohammed in Britain, have inspired a wave of protest.
Black Lives Matter activists meet to organise and discuss strategy
21 July 2016The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement in Britain took another significant step forwards last night, Wednesday, as over 100 people met at Shacklewell Lane mosque in east London.
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