Matriarchs Of The Civil Rights Movement
In the enduring struggle for civil rights, the unyielding spirit of Black women has been a driving force, yet their […]
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The Importance of Stephen Lawrence Day
By Alex Daud Briggs Stephen Lawrence was an 18-year-old young person living in South East London nearly 30 years ago.
The Mixed Experience: A Journey of Lifelong Microaggression
By Laila Hodd As a mixed-race girl growing up in one of the least diverse areas of the UK ÔÇô
Poetry as a Cultural Weapon: Black Poets and the Power of Spoken Word
by Ona Ojo. ÔÇÿI began to write verse, not only because I liked it, but because it was a way
Mainstream Pop Culture: The Pros & Cons From a Quarantine Perspective
Words by Cerys Jones The presence of popular culture within contemporary society has become more prevalent than ever during the
I Am Not Your Porn Tag – The Weight of Racial Fetishisation
Words By Cynthia Vera Art by Jasmine Snow “Hey, chocolate mama!” See, these were the first three words a grown
Barti Ddu a’r Oes Aur o F├┤r-Ladrata
Yn yr oes a fu, ydi hi’n dderbyniol i glodfori’r hyn a wnaeth Barti Ddu, sydd yn cael ei ystyried
Stop Killing Us
By Cynthia Vera There used to be a time when I used to believe that America was best country in the world.
Films Made by BAME Directors
Words by Ona Ojo, Ella Rowe Hall, Thomas Benny, Finegas Stocking and Megan Evans (in order of appearance) Illustration by
Books Written by BAME Authors
Illustration by Jasmine Snow @jasminesnowartContributions by: Ella Clucas, Kate Waldock, Ellie Hutchins, Ella Lloyd, Annabelle Ingram and Rhian Lock (in
An Essential Black Lives Matter Reading List
Introduction by Jasmine SnowContributions by Ona Ojo, Ella Saoirse Clucas, Manon Jones, Kate Waldock, Ella Rowe-Hall (in order of appearance)Illustration