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HMRC sent me a letter telling me they owe me £415. That’s the kind of communication I like to have with the government

Happy Pride Everyone ! Giving thanks to all of those brave people who paved the way ,fighting prejudice and the law so that we could marry, not live in fear and be who we really are Blessings The fight continues still & we vow to keep fighting for those who don’t have that 🏳️‍🌈💪

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A thread of films by Black British directors that you can stream online.🤞🏿

I May Destroy You, Insecure, Shrill, Normal People, In My Skin, Frayed- all shows that are making my lockdown life a touch easier. All created by or written by women. More please. ❤️

#CultureNeedsDiversity ⁦@IncArtsUK1⁩ ⁦Brixton House⁩

I fainted at work yesterday, when I woke up the lady that was helping me said “I’m really sorry but I took off your hijab, do you want me to put it back on” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I was wearing a Durag

My heart sinks when landlords ask this question because I already know I’m not getting the place then

Today's my birthday & I've launch my website for my company Atura Naturals -Wildcrafted African luxury skincare. aturanaturals.com We specialise in rare Ugandan Shea butter. Please check it out, follow our page & share! My customers could be on your timeline.

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Can never forget when I called a Jamaican woman Aunty, and she looked back and asked me who my aunty was

It was so lovely to get back in a rehearsal space and read this brand new play by @LynfordTweets aloud. All from a safe distance of course. Thank you The Union Theatre for having us.

Marley Dias, 15-year-old author, activist and founder of #1000BlackGirlBooks, is the host and executive producer of new Netflix series “Bookmarks” featuring celebs, including Lupita Nyong’o, Jill Scott and Common, reading children's books by Black authors x.com/iammarleydias/…

I wept when I first saw this. I weep again, redoubled by grief for a man I never met but who inspired love and respect in every Black Person who saw this movie. It wasn’t just a movie. It was a catalyst for Black Dignity and Black Creativity to stand up. Bless you. We owe you.

Wow! Just wow! “Daddy” @ Almeida Theatre almeida.co.uk/whats-on/daddy…