
#StopErasingBlackWomen is a Black women collective who have come together to call out misogynoir in UK and wherever else needs our 👣 on their necks
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Throughout the week, @wokebabiesuk’s has celebrated prominent Black British figures “inspiring children to chase their dreams” in a series of cute picture posts.
Here’s mini Stormzy and mini Jourdan Dunn 🥰 #BlackHistoryMonth
She’s mixed fishing, dipping her toe in the pool of blackness. This fight is for our biracial sisters. Tired of only Black women calling it out. Let us rest.
Jesy Nelson says she’s ‘very aware’ of being white amid blackfishing allegations independent.co.uk/arts-enter…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A REAL ONE @kelechnekoff Thank you for everything you do and may you continue to be blessed with more life! G Wagon on it’s way, its coming🤞🏾🥂
Quelle surprise a biracial feeling valued and respected by BM in Black spaces. They are not less misogynistic, you benefit from colourism so you feeling valued & respected in Black spaces is because of your proximity to whiteness.
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But it’s “one bad apple” yeah?
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Earlier this week a statue of Wales’ first Black headteacher Betty Campbell was unveiled in Cardiff. The statue is the first in a series of commissions aimed at celebrating the achievements of significant female figures in Wales' history. #BlackHistoryMonth
Betty was an advocate for the people of Butetown as a councillor and fought hard to celebrate the area's multicultural heritage.
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Thank you Betty for your advocacy, contribution and may you continue to rest in power. #StopErasingBlackWomen #BlackBritishWomen #BlackBritish #BHM
Born in Cardiff to a Bajan mother and a Jamaican father, she rose to prominence in the 1970s when she was appointed headteacher at Mount Stuart Primary School in Butetown, where she taught for 28 years.
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i don’t know a single person the police have helped but i know dozens who they’ve hurt, i don’t understand how we can still be defending them
Replying to @misszing
This is a response steeped in privilege. Black women CAN NOT respond in the way you've outlined. Regardless of our rights the police are enabled and empowered to disrespect and abuse us with no real sanctions or recourse as this thread outlines.
















