Tag: racism
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White picket fences, women dressed in perfectly placed pearls, and musical orchestras are all part of the charm of the psychological thriller that we’ve come to know and love.
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Until I was asked what all the big fuss was about I had not really processed the benefits of therapy. Growing up therapy seemed inaccessible simply because I did not know anyone in therapy, or at least nobody ever brought it up as topic of conversation. Prior to starting therapy I did not understand the…
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![The UK Is Not Innocent: The Reality of Racism in the UK (Part 3) [@IbrahimKamara_] & More](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/RYO_2139-180x180.jpg)
We Hear From Black British Young People On Their Experience with Police in the UK In this three-part series entitled ‘The UK Is Not Innocent,’ we sit down with six individuals to listen to their stories of Police Brutality within the UK. In the first episode, we have two Stories of Police Brutality from Co-Founder…
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![Soho Theatre [@sohotheatre] announces film of hit play Typical exploring stereotypes of Black Masculinity](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/DSC7049-180x180.jpg)
A powerful exploration on how society stereotypes Black masculinity is the subject of new film created by award-winning creative movement Nouveau Riche and Soho Theatre. Typical, written by Ryan Calais Cameron and directed by Anastasia Osei-Kuffour, uncovers the man and the humanity behind the tragic real-life story of Christopher Alder, a Black British ex-serviceman. The…
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We Hear From Black British Young People On Their Experience with Police in the UK In this three-part series entitled ‘The UK Is Not Innocent,’ we sit down with six individuals to listen to their stories of Police Brutality within the UK. In the first episode, we have two Stories of Police Brutality from Co-Founder…
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We Hear From Black British Young People On Their Experience with Police in the UK In this three part series entitled ‘The UK Is Not Innocent’ we sit down with six individuals to listen to their stories of Police Brutality within the UK. In the first Episode we have two Stories of Police Brutality from…
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The last few weeks have been heavy on all of us but undoubtedly for some more than others. The fight for black lives matter movement must continue yet we must acknowledge that the fight for supporting and care for black women that are often at the bottom of society must also continue. What about the…
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On June 5th Sharon Chuter spoke out on the hypocrisy of the brands sharing posts in solidarity with the black lives matter movement and demanded influencers and consumers to hold these same brands accountable asking them to share the number of black employees they had across the board and in executive positions. This was echoed…
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Hearing from the fashion world that once again a black person has been forced to resign from a company due to racism and being undervalued is disappointing yet not surprising. Millions of black employees around the world are mistreated and undervalued at work through unequal pay, lack of opportunities, microaggressions, and the silencing of their…
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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 tossed it in the harbour. Edward Colston became a member of the Royal African Company in 1680 that held the monopoly on slave…