Tag Archive | "Politics"
Posted on 15 December 2011. Tags: Barack Obama, Media, News International, Politics, Sarah Palin, The Sun, hacking, race

Contributed Post: By Roddy NewmanWhile the British media has uncovered a number of Rupert Murdoch scandals which have thankfully led to a reduction in his influence in this country, it has not reported, or has barely reported many horrible things which his media empire does in Britain, the US, and Australia.
This article is about those overlooked Murdoch scandals.
It discusses: 1 crucial aspect of the paying police ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Business, Community, Media, Racism
Posted on 06 August 2011. Tags: Capitalism, Democracy, Politics

Democracy is Overrated
Why every developing nation, from Iraq to Africa, needs economic freedom before political freedom
By Oliver Harriehausen
What does a developing nation need to become prosperous? International politics is dedicated to this question, and is usually answered when rich Western governments patronizingly announce a) what makes their country special, and b) why the poor countries ...
Posted in Business, Colonialism, Finance, Politics
Posted on 24 June 2011. Tags: Colonialism, Julius Silver, Politics, Robert J.C. Young, Rumina Sethi, postcolonialism, third world

A strong argument for returning the focus of postcolonial studies to its roots as a tool for political activism among people of the third world.
The Politics of Postcolonialism: Empire, Nation and Resistance
Rumina Sethi
Released July 4th 2011
PB / £ 17.99 / 9780745323633 / 215mm x 135mm / 192 pp
Rumina Sethi challenges postcolonial critics to put their ...
Posted in Africa, Books, Caribbean, Colonialism, Community, Education, Europe, Men, Military, Politics, Racism, Students, The Americas, Women
Posted on 14 April 2011. Tags: Newcastle, Politicians, Politics

Chi Onwurah, MP
Labour MP for Newcastle Central. Entered Parliament May 6th General Election 2010.
Chinyela 'Chi' Onwurah was born in Newcastle in 1965. She attended Kenton School before studying Electrical Engineering, graduating from Imperial College in 1987. Ms Onwurah worked in hardware and software management, product management, market development and strategy for a variety of companies ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Community, Politics, Women
Posted on 26 September 2010. Tags: Black Londoners, GLC, Grenada, League of Coloured Peoples, London county council, Lord Pitt, Politics

Lord David Pitt ,Baron Pitt of Hampstead, now deceased was the longest serving Black Parliamentarian, having been granted a life peerage in 1975. Born in Grenada, he came to Britain in 1933 to study medicine at Edinburgh University. His achievements in his two chosen careers of medicine and politics were considerable. In 1943, while ...
Posted in Black History Month
Posted on 16 September 2010. Tags: Bernie Grant, Black Politicians, European Parliament, Guyana, Haringey, Politics, Tottenham

The Late Bernie Grant was Britain's foremost black spokesman, a champion of social and racial justice, and a pioneer for diversity.
Born in Guyana, and resident in Britain since 1963, Bernie Grant worked as a British Railways clerk,he was also National Union of Public Employees area officer, and as a partisan of the Black Trade Unionists ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month, Caribbean, Community, Education, Europe, Men, Politics, Racism, Slavery
Posted on 19 April 2010. Tags: Black Voting, Conservative, Ethnic minority voting behaviour, Labour, Labour Liberal, Politics, Politics and race, about my vote, register to vote

With the UK general election called for May 6th 2010.? It's time to make sure you are registered to vote.
To register to vote you can visit About My vote
Now there are a great many of you who will be saying that they don't like politicians, and that what do politicians actually do for you anyway?
Something ...
Posted in Africa, Black Blog Posts, Black Britain, Caribbean, Community, Politics
Posted on 13 January 2010. Tags: Abdoulaye Wade, African Renaissance, Corruption, Ousmane Sow, Politics, Sculpture, Senegal Statue, Sengal Sculpture, Statue, senegal

Senegal, long held up as a great example of African democracy has it seems slipped into the mire of unreasonable corruption and despotism. What else could possibly explain the actions of President Abdoulaye Wade? Wade commissioned the building of the "African Renaissance", it was billed as Africa's Statue of Liberty, an artistic ...
Posted in Africa, Arts, Community, Men, Women
Posted on 04 May 2009. Tags: ANC, Africa, Africa, Africans, Congress, Corruption, Democrats, Economics, Economy, Nationalism, News, Parties, Politics, South Africa, Zimbabwe, equality, kids, poverty, president, violence

There was no surprise for what proved to be a resounding victory for Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma and the African National Congress (ANC). Zuma is the come back kid of all time; the man who against all odds came back from political abyss. In 2005 he was sacked as deputy leader of the ANC by then ...
Posted in Africa, Community, Education, Events, Politics
Posted on 04 May 2009. Tags: Black, Blacks, Hair, News, Politics, Women, beauty, stories, writing

Vogue’s Beyonce Cover, Racist?
Posted by: Annika Harris | Filed in: News & Culture
5:30PM, Tuesday March 17th 2009
Comments (13)
Some folks have gotten their panties in a bunch over Beyonce’s cover for the “Shape Issue” of Vogue. Beyonce is one of only five black women to grace the cover of Vogue ...
Posted in Africa
Posted on 30 April 2009. Tags: BNP, Britain, British, British National Party, Community, Nationalism, Parties, Politics, Racist, Racists, fashion, race, society

Edmund Standing, April 19th 2009, 4:07 pm
What the BNPs modernisation reveals about modern Britain
The BNPs rebranding strategy reveals something very interesting about Britain, and white British people in particular. For years, by promoting racial nationalism, the BNP remained an utterly marginal organisation, largely attracting hardcore racists, skinheads, and social misfits. The fact that the ...
Posted in Africa, Politics, Racism
Posted on 30 April 2009. Tags: Africa, Africa, Business, Economics, Economy, Politics, globalisation

Even though it is the least integrated with the global economy, Africa may be the worst hit region by the global economic crisis. Each of the four channels through which the crisis is affecting Africa has a particularly nefarious impact.
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Posted in Africa, Business, Community, Events, Food, Health, Politics, War
Posted on 23 April 2009. Tags: Black caucus, Castro, Congress, Cuba, Politics, Racism

Most Americans seem to ignore the fact that, before Castro came to power in 1959, Cuba was one of the most racially integrated nations in the world, with a socio-cultural system relatively free of racial discrimination. As Professor Richard R. Fagen has pointed out, "Batista's Cuba exhibited a greater degree of national integration than did ...
Posted in African American, Caribbean, Politics, Racism, The Americas
Posted on 14 April 2009. Tags: Africa, Africa, Africans, Army, Congo, Crime, Death, Economics, Europe, Genocide, Holocaust, Politicians, Politics, Sudan, Troops, War, Women, ethnicity, president, violence

A Tale of a Forgotten People
By Vava Tampa
Outside public eyes in a remote corner of Africa and literally under the world's radar screen, a country is sinking in a river of blood! Mothers crying! Fathers and sons trading hot metals! Neighbours, in alliance with local armed groups, seething through the thick dense forest to ...
Posted in Africa, Community, Education, Environment, Events, Health, Media, Men, Military, Racism, Religion, War, Women
Posted on 29 March 2009. Tags: American, Melody Barnes, Obama, Politics

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Posted in African American, Community, Politics, The Americas, Women
Posted on 29 March 2009. Tags: African American, Black, Blacks, Books, Brown, Death, Doctors, Education, History, Oklamhoma, Personalities, Politics, Racing, Racism, Students, University, equality, race, schools, segregation, street

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 ...
Posted in African American, Community, Law and Order, Politics, Racism, The Americas
Posted on 25 March 2009. Tags: African American, Black Men, Community, Eric Holder, John Ridley, Media, Michael Steele, Obama, Personalities, Politics, Richard Parsons, University

Blogger John Ridley points out that whilst the President of the worldsmost powerful country enjoys cosy nights on comfy chatshows, and other African American high flyers like Eric Holder, Michael Steele and Richard Parsons are making headlines the situation is considerably worse for the average African American male.
My response to this is, "Yeah, tell us something ...
Posted in African American, Black Blog Posts, Community, Education, Men, News, Politics, Students, The Americas, Women
Posted on 24 March 2009. Tags: Democrats, Georgia, House of Representatives, Obama, Politics, Republicans, Senate, race

ATLANTA — What might have been a routine resolution honoring President Obama became a flashpoint Friday in the Georgia House of Representatives. Angry black lawmakers walked out of the chamber, accusing white Republican leaders of racism when they delayed the resolution for a second time.
The resolution congratulates Mr. Obama on becoming the first African-American president ...
Posted in African American, Events, Media, Politics, Racism, The Americas
Posted on 24 March 2009. Tags: Antigua, Barbuda, Caribbean, Discrimination, Elections, Parties, Politics, Poll, West Indies, allegations

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 ...
Posted in Caribbean, Community, Events, Law and Order, News, Politics
Posted on 20 March 2009. Tags: Africa, Africa, Africans, Caribbean, Cuba, Havana, Politics, Trade, Uganda, cubans, s

Havana, Mar 20 (Prensa Latina) The Parliaments of Cuba and Uganda signed here a protocol to define the framework to promote and develop cooperation.
Jaime Crombet and Rebeca Kadaka, vice presidents of the National Assemblies of Cuba and Uganda, respectively, signed the accord inspired on the traditional ties that bind both countries.
Under the agreement, the legislators ...
Posted in Africa
Posted on 19 March 2009. Tags: Administration, America, Education, Obama, Politicians, Politics, black women

The Ties That Align
Administration's Black Women Form A Strong Sisterhood
By Krissah Thompson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, March 18, 2009; C01
Like two old girlfriends catching up, they ignored onlookers, hugged and laughed. Donna Brazile, the political strategist and Washington veteran, peppered Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson with questions. "How are the kids?" "Have you contacted ...
Posted in African American, Community, Education, Politics, The Americas, Women
Posted on 08 March 2009. Tags: Africa, Artwork, Black, Blacks, Brown, Europe, HILLINGDON, History, London, News, Politics, Racing, Rihanna, Twitter, Women, awards, celebs, race, stories

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Posted in Africa, African American, Arts, Black Blog Posts, Community, Europe, Media, Music, Racism, Slavery, War, Women
Posted on 07 March 2009. Tags: Black, Black History, Britain, Discrimination, Economics, History, London, News, Politics, Troops, War, negro, writing

For instance, a British soldier writes to complain that in an English port part of a well-known restaurant is barred to "coloured troops". ?He says that the employees of the restaurant disliked discriminating against coloured soldiers, and that a group of British soldiers near said what they thought about colour prejudice.
He adds that his unit ...
Posted in African American, Black Britain, Black History Month, Europe, War
Posted on 06 March 2009. Tags: Canada, Caribbean, Michelle Jean, Politics, Women

The Governor General of Canada is the vice-regal or viceroy representative in Canada of the Queen of Canada , who is the head of state. A viceroy is a royal official who governs a country in the name of and as representative of the monarch.
Canada is one of sixteen British Commonwealth realms, all of ...
Posted in Caribbean, Politics, The Americas, Women
Posted on 05 March 2009. Tags: Africa, African Union, Africans, Ayo Johnson, Politics, Video


Watch the debate regarding whether a United states of Africa is Possible or even Desirable.
Posted in Africa, Health, Politics