Politics: Top 5 Misconceptions of The 2020 Black Lives Matter Movement
Top 5 Misconceptions of The 2020 Black Lives Matter Movement Over the last few weeks, hundreds and thousands of activists have joined protests in cities all over the world for the Black
Politics: The Timeline of Events that led to the Black Lives Matter Movement 2020.
The Black Lives Matter Movement in 2020 and The Timeline of Events That Led To It May 25th, 2020 – The Death of George Floyd George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man was
Contribution: Steve Stamp Shares His Top 5 Films From Black Film Directors with MASSIVE Cinema
BBC Three’s People Just Do Nothing, Steve Stamp, Shares His Top 5 Films From Black Film Directors This week, MASSIVE Cinema Shutdown shares five essential films to watch right now from Steve
Contribution: The importance of protest and collective action against racial inequality by Muna Ahmed
Every voice needs to be heard in the fight against injustice, inequality, and ignorance. Everyone everywhere has a duty to do as much as they possibly can to ensure justice is not
What To Read This Week: To Educate Yourself On The Black Experience
Top 5 Books This Week By Black Authors! 1. Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie As teenagers in Lagos, Ifemelu and Obinze fall in love. Nigeria is under military dictatorship, and people are
Politics: Go Green For Grenfell Tower – Sunday 14th June 2020
We will never forget Grenfell Tower On this day, we remember the lives that were lost on Sunday 14th June 2017 in Grenfell Tower. A total of 72 people lost their lives
Contribution: Actor and Director Simon Bird Shares Top Films For Lockdown in collaboration with Massive Cinema.
Massive Cinema Speaks To Simon Bird About His Top Film Picks For Lockdown. This week, MASSIVE Cinema shares, actor, writer, and comedian, Simon Bird’s best film picks as part of the MASSIVE Cinema Shutdown
Politics: This Map Shows The Racist Statues That Need To Be Destroyed Next [@ToppleTheRacists]
If The U.K Wants To Honour & Memorialise Racist Men Then It Is Indeed A Racist Country. Following the historical triumph by Bristol’s Black Lives Matter protestors last weekend, when the statue
Film & TV: Documentaries To Watch This Week on [@Netflix]
Check Out What’s New on Netflix To Watch On The Black American Experience 1. The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson As she fights the tide of trans women, activist Victoria
Politics: If the UK is not a racist country, why memorialise slave traders like Edward Colston?
The Edward Colston Statue Is Exactly Where It Belongs. Black Lives Matter protestors in Bristol made history over the weekend when they pulled down the statue of slave trader Edward Colston and
Film & TV: GagaOOLala is Asia’s First LGBTQ+ Streaming Platform And It’s Now Global [@GagaOOLaLa]
GagaOOLaLa Goes Global, Just In Time for Pride 2020! GagaOOLala is an LGBTQ+ focused streaming platform that has officially launched worldwide in all countries, except China and North Korea. This launch comes