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PR, Marketing and Communications masterclass Birkbeck, University of London (Room B34, Torrington Square, Malet Street) Wednesday 22nd May 2013 6.00pm-8.30pm...
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♫*♫ HOT OFF THE PRESS ! ♫*♫ I'm proud to announce the 16th Annual Caribbean Weekender for 2014. ...
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Osasu will be hosting 'Le Marche Africain' our first ever indoor African Market weekender at Brick Lane on Saturday 29th - Sunday...
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Cape Town is considered the crown jewel of not only South Africa but has been hogging limelight international with respect to international...
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Museum receives a honorary mention at UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize At a ceremony today in Paris Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum will receive an Honourable Mention by Koïchiro...
The Liberal Democrats have made two new appointments in a move to strengthen its’ progress towards race and equality
It’s being reported that an female author has won a ten year battle every bit as epic as one of her storylines, after investigators had discovered that the makers...
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Justice has prevailed with the jailing of Marwa al-Sherbini s murderer, but will the sentence prevent this type of tragedy in the future asks Richard Sudan
As a United Nations conference on ‘minority issues’ ends, one of America’s most prominent Black politicians insisted it had made progress in advancing equality worldwide
And this years prize for good governance in Africa goes to... erm, sorry, there are no winners this year. Angela Hinds reports.
The DNA database poses most serious threat to race relations to date, says Matilda MacAttram
In a speech to a United Nations conference on ‘minority issues’, Simon Woolley of Operation Black Vote says that the election of Barack Obama gives us every reason to...
The third Equality Summit will be held in Stockholm on 16–17 November. This is an annual event for ministers, chairs of national equality bodies, chairs of NGOs at EU...
Last week I had the honor of kicking it with one of the world’s most accomplished soccer players of our time, Lilian Thuram. However we didn’t discuss his 1998...
Historicizing “heroes” has proven to be a tricky business for black folk in America, that is, when we choose to undertake the endeavor at all. Oftentimes, our proclivity to...
To beat or not to beat? That’s the question being asked by a new film that explores whether it is right to smack children
Over 60 MPs from across the Commonwealth got a chance to see the “mother of parliaments” in action - and they weren’t at all impressed with the under-representation of...
Not surprisingly, there’s not an awful lot of sympathy - on either side of the Atlantic - over the execution of Washington sniper John Allen Muhammad, but it’s worth...
Earlier this month we argued that critics of Cadbury’s fairtrade chocolate campaign were going overboard by suggesting it was racist.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, today officially opened the Shiraz Mirza Trust Manor Park Hall in New Malden. He was joined by local...
THT encourages UK Africans to ‘Be Wise’ about their sexual health, with new guide encouraging regular testing for HIV and STIs HIV and sexual health charity...
We don’t often hear much about Exeter, but the west country city has come to our attention twice in as many weeks
The inquest of a black man shot several times in the head by police could be the first case to be held behind closed doors, after the government narrowly...
A pioneering project dedicated to making London safer by helping young offenders turn their backs on crime was launched today by Justice Secretary Jack Straw and the Mayor of...
Elaine M. CampbellRenegotiate EPA: a very optimistic approachTo be clear, EPA is not called Economic Partnership Agreement for nothing. It is a not a Development Aid...
Brother in arms
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Paul Boateng was the first black Cabinet minister. Now he’s making headlines for a very different reason, as he joins the board of arms company Aegis. So has he...
The head of an organisation representing Labour’s Black and ethnic minority members has expressed exasperation at continuing deselection of sitting councillors
A new film about an obese teenager is not as negative as it may first appear, especially if the book is anything to go by, says Angela Hinds ...
David Lammy today called for an investigation into the deselections of Black councillors across London. The Tottenham MPs comments come after three serving councillors were ditched in his own...
In a shock move, a leading environmental expert has been axed as a Tottenham councillor. Labour apparatchiks deselected Brian Haley (pictured) as a candidate for next year’s local elections...
Are we sliding towards a surveillance state? That was the question being asked at a meeting on Wednesday night.
A recent article by the former head of a think tank claimed "race is not an issue." Simon Woolley says all the evidence suggests it is.
Groundbreaking footballer and World War One hero Walter Tull remains a towering figure in British black history, says Richard Sudan
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