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The Death of Joy Gardner

Posted in Black Britain, Black Britons, Black Presence, Caribbean, Community, History, Law and Order, Politics, Racism, Women on January 10th, 2010 by admin – Be the first to comment
Joy Gardner

The late Mrs.Joy Gardner died on 28.7.93, after being gagged and restrained with a body belt at her home, whilst being served with a deportation order - leaving a 7 year old son. Police officers were charged with manslaughter, and later acquitted. She had come to visit her mother, Myrna Simpson, but overstayed her 6 month ...

Race Riots in Liverpool 1919

Posted in African, Black Britain, Black Presence, Blackpresence Supports, Caribbean, Community, Education, Europe, History, Law and Order on October 16th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

The 1981 Brixton Riots

Posted in African, Black Britain, Caribbean, Community, Education, Events, Health, Law and Order on September 21st, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

In the Early 1980's the tensions of inner City Living and intense policing collided. Rioting erupted in inner city London. This film shows some of the events of the 1981 Brixton riots. Were you there? Do you know anyone who was there who participated in the disturbances? Related Links: The Met The Scarman ...

The Black Radicals – William Cuffay

Posted in African, Black Britain, Caribbean, Community, Education, Events, History, Law and Order, Politics, Racism on September 19th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
William Cuffay

William Cuffay was one of the principle leaders of the Chartist movement, the first mass political movement of the British working class. He was born in Chatham Kent in 1788, the son of an African ...

Sickle Cell and Deaths in Custody Conference

Posted in African, Black Britain, Blackpresence Supports, Community, Education, Europe, Events, Health, History, Law and Order, Politics on April 29th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
Resgistert on-line here

Registration closes 18 May 2009 - Book now to avoid disappointment! The Unit for the Social Study of Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell (TASC Unit) at De Montfort University, Leicester is pleased to present this exclusive one-day conference. The conference examines Sickle Cell Disorders, healthcare neglect in prisons, racism in the criminal justice system and the introduction of ...

Man shot by cop testifies to grand jury

Posted in African American, Community, Law and Order, Politics, Racism, The Americas, Women on April 6th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
Shot by Police

A Harris County grand jury on Monday heard from 23-year-old Robert Tolan, who was shot in the chest in front of his home by a Bellaire police officer, leading to accusations of racial profiling. A former minor league ballplayer, Tolan was stopped in front of his home on New Year’s Eve because police believed the vehicle ...

Remembering John Hope Franklin

Posted in African American, Community, History, Law and Order, Politics, Racism, The Americas on March 29th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
John Hope Franklin

  Oklahoma and the country have lost a “great man”.  John Hope Franklin, revered historian and tireless advocate for equality, died this morning of congestive heart failure.  He was 94.  FOX 23’s Douglas Clark has more on Franklin's extraordinary life.   Friends describe him as someone who was shy and didn’t particularly like a lot of attention.  But ...

Post-poll Antiguan uncertainty

Posted in Caribbean, Community, Events, Law and Order, News, Politics on March 24th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

UNCERTAINTY hangs over the future of Antigua and Barbuda's second-term government of Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer last week with the filing of four election petitions Thursday (March 19) by the opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) in the High Court. RICKEY SINGH The challenging of the declared results involve three of the nine seats won by the incumbent ...

Do Community groups make a difference?

Posted in Community, Education, Law and Order, Men, Politics, The Americas, Women on March 24th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

AUGUSTA, Ga. - It was a gathering to reclaim black manhood--a conference for all ages, men and women, held at Paine College. “You can achieve, you can believe, you can conceive, that truly this country is made for you and you need to use the world as your oyster," said Dr. Mike Weaver, organizer. Men and ...

Hoodies Raid Derby Store

Posted in African, Caribbean, Community, Law and Order, News on March 19th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

CASH was stolen from a till when three men wearing hooded tops raided a Derby shop. The shop assistant at the Afro-Caribbean food and fish store, in Upper Dale Road, was pushed out of the way by one of the thieves while another snatched money from the till and the third stood by and watched. Police are ...


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