Casting Producer at @HungryBearMedia || Formerly at @GMB || BAFTA Breakthrough Talent 2023 || Igbo & Yoruba || Netballer || Matt 6:33 🇬🇧🇳🇬
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Rochelle is bad vibes man. Right from the entry VT before she entered the house you could see it. Hate to say it 😫 #bbuk #bigbrother
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Writer and broadcaster Bonnie Greer has died aged 77, her husband says
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CORRECTION: *…to be held in Nairobi.
You can’t say London then say Africa. @SkyNews
London misses out as major sports event to be held in Africa for first time
trib.al/CsGRoyk
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Meghan was in her children’s class groups in the US. She hosted her kids’ friends at her home. She hosted and attended events with parents from her children’s school. Did you ever hear about it? No! Do you know why? Decency. Propriety.
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Nothing will ever convince me that being 12 years old, sitting on the floor of your bedroom, listening to music on a tiny CD player while flipping through a magazine wasn’t one of the most peaceful eras of human civilization.
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I think it would be obtuse to just act like we haven't seen an explosion in overt, vocal, targeted racism.
I agree it's not BECOMING part of everyday life; it's BEEN here, but things have 100% ramped up.
Racial discrimination becoming part of everyday life – new poll reveals
channel4.com/news/racial-dis…
Wandsworth Bridge is actually a madness. Stormzy is right. @MayorofLondon you’ve got to do something for real!!
Making plans with international family is like herding cats lol the time zones and missed messages lol we’ll get there though!
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The HMRC racist actually feels me with grief. How many of his kind exist in high(er) places? 🤔
My Best Friend’s Girl by @DorothyKoomson
I read the entire book on a coach journey between Manchester and London. Warm, endearing, heartfelt, thrilling, tearjerker 🫶🏾❤️
In year 9, I was taught about the transatlantic triangle from the perspective of business. Not about the human cost. It was years later that I put two and two together.
Katherine Birbalsingh says it straight: schools teach slavery, but they don’t hear that Britain banned it, enforced it at sea, and paid a fortune to end it.
Katherine Birbalsingh is right. That gap isn’t education it’s a political lesson.
The Arab slave trade barely gets a look in.
That’s not an accident. It’s a story built around guilt, not history.
She’s talking common sense and the truth.
Every school needs a teacher like this. This woke version of the past is damaging children and every classroom needs this kind of honesty and every classroom needs a teacher like Katherine.
Here we go again
Simon Woolley is not fit to lead a Cambridge college. Me for the Spectator.
spectator.com/article/simon-…
