When asked about the tyres of the bus being slashed, one protester said:

“I don’t know how the tyres happened, maybe the tyres are comrades and let themselves down.”

my lil book stuff aside lol, who is genuinely doing it like stormzy? imagine how much richer our creative industries would be if every public figure of his stature poured back into the culture the way he does

Omggg I was just smiling throughout. Stormzy is a community win every single time.

We know Stormzy is always giving back to his community

But this might be his best project yet

Pregnancy out of wedlock is only an easy target because it’s 1) women who have to bear the brunt and 2) a mistake we can SEE, and we have to live with (in terms of the child). It’s so unfair and is not Biblical to single it out the way we do.

The rich auntie blazer aesthetic has nearly disappeared.

Kashamadupe.

currently unaffiliated lmao. code switchin messes w/ my mental health so it’s a no for me. where’s that post that says the things you can accomplish when you sound white on the phone

This thread shows how through meme culture Black lingo is created and popularised. I love it ❤️ big up our tingg ever single time. Picassso.

Lean up bloodclat Shoes , ya sumo wrestla

Dr Joy James made it very clear that being a radical does not make you a revolutionary and the two must not get confused. The state comes after you when you are a revolutionary. Being revolutionary will not get you funding.

I also love how Dr Joy James made it clear that alot of you simply do not understand Afro- Pessimism and alot of people need to hold that and reflect on it before they come with their baseless critiques

Just got to ask Dr Joy James a question on Black Panthers and the ongoing struggle and erasure of revolutionary practice. Her response was so thought provoking.

The DWP is looking for a Patois Interpreter 🤭
findajob.dwp.gov.uk/details/143319…

'Black music arriving after WW2 is a lie'

The first major exhibition documenting 500 years of Black music in Britain opens at the British Library and aims to challenge the timeline on when the Black presence in British music history began.

Ayshah Tull spoke to pioneers of Black…

Honoured to be invited to the Beyond the Bassline launch event yesterday! A historic exhibition (1st of its kind in the 🌎) beautifully showcasing 500 years of Black British Music. Co-curated by my girl Dr Dr Aleema Gray, & Prof Dr Mykaell Riley ✨️🎶🎧

In a soon to be published essay, I wrote about how security workers are often Black and Brown men whose bodies are indiscriminately used by hegemonic power to do their bidding ~ is there another way to engage with such people with this understanding?