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Making a mockery of the Macpherson Inquiry: White police officers use political correctness to accuse Scotland Yard of racism
October 17th, 2011 | 
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Bill Wilson thinks the Macpherson Inquiry is racist against whites
Six white police officers have taken the Metropolitan Police to an employment tribunal accusing Scotland Yard of political correctness and racial discrimination, a case which may set a dangerous precedent for other white officers to use this tactic and turn the Macpherson Inquiry on its head.
Disturbing link to race in detective investigation at Cumbria hospital maternity ward
Nittaya Hendrickson, 35, and son, Chester, died after attending Furness General Hospital.
Police investigating the deaths of mothers and babies at Furness General Hospital, Cumbria, has found a disturbing link which indicates that race could have been a motivating factor.
Tensions rise as Islamic group burn US flag in London 9/11 remembrance
The Islamic group Muslims Against Crusades (MAC) caused controversy today when they burned a US flag outside the American embassy in London during a minute’s silence to remember the victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks.
Bloodthirsty Blair hints at regime change for Iran and Syria
In an interview to mark the September 11 attacks with the Times, former UK Prime Minister and war criminal, Tony Blair, hinted that regime change was needed in Iran and Syria, revealing the same bloodthirsty desire for war which took Britain into the Iraq conflict.
ECDN Deplores Pease Pottage Detention Centre Opening
Press release by ECDN©
End Child Detention Now deplores the opening of a new child and family detention facility in Mid Sussex and calls for an urgent parliamentary debate so that Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg can be called to account for breaching his promise to end the detention of children that he made in May of last year.
Another young black man dies in police custody just days after riots
A 25 year-old amateur rugby league player has died in police custody in suspicious circumstances just days after nationwide riots.
Unequal equality: One man’s exposure of the EHRC
Freelance writer Charlie Bins was frustrated with the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) after discovering that they appeared to protect the rights of whites but had no power when it came to the equality of black people.
UN to be told that UK failing to deliver on race equality
Press release by Runnymede Trust©
A group of charities have issued a strong critique of the UK government’s lack of action on race inequality, which will be presented to the United Nations in Geneva next week. The group’s concerns, outlined in a report to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, criticise the government’s record to date on the issue.
Historian David Starkey labels riots a black cultural problem
Starkey believes the whites in these photos are acting black
Historian David Starkey provoked a race row over the weekend with comments he made on BBC 2′s Newsnight suggesting that the London riots proved that Enoch Powell’s 1968 ”Rivers of Blood” speech, a warning about mass immigration was right, and that whites who took part in this riot were only copying black gangster culture.
Disturbing developments on riots: Far right members take to the streets chanting England! England!
A youtube video seems to show that members of far right organisations such as the English Defence League (EDL) are taking to the streets pretending to be part of community clean-up operations but really targeting black youths chanting ‘England’, ‘England’!
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Tags: BNP, EDL, English Defence League, far right in London riots | 
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London riots: Will it address black deaths in police custody?
Does this address black deaths in police custody?
On Thursday, 4 August, 29 year-old Mark Duggan was shot dead by police as they attempted to arrest him in Tottenham whilst he was in a minicab. Following a peaceful demonstration by his family violence erupted as youths torched buildings and looted shops. The key question which must be asked however is will this riot address black deaths in police custody?
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Tags: black deaths in police custody, London riots, Mark Duggan |
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Big Lottery refuses to fund a memorial day for slavery
Press release by Sistatalk©
The African Holocaust the British government would like us to forget.
Last week the Big Lottery refused Windrush Foundation a grant of £98,000 annually to run a project that would have organised major events and activities on August 23 and throughout the year. The British Government in a Press Release issued on 13 December 2007 announced that August 23 each year would be a national day in the UK for commemorating transatlantic slavery and its abolition.
Racism rife in English schools research shows
The younger generation are not as colour-blind as we believe
Research by anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card revealed that racism is rife in English schools with 83 percent of teachers questioned saying that they had witnessed racist comments, attitudes and behaviour from their students.
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Tags: anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card, racism in English schools |
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Race relations archive moves to Brixton
Raleigh Hall, a derelict Grade II* listed building in central Brixton will be transformed into a permanent home for the Black Cultural Archives - the UK's first National Black Heritage Centre
Press release by Nina Kelly: The Runnymede Trust©
Forty years’ worth of race relations material is moving to Brixton. A collection of press cuttings, interview transcripts, pamphlets, posters and reports documenting UK race relations since 1968 will move to the Black Cultural Archives (BCA) in Brixton this month.
Naomi Campbell in chocolate race row with Cadbury
Black supermodel Naomi Campbell has accused Cadbury of racism and called for black people to boycott the company’s products after they used her name to promote their new chocolate and compared her to it.
British psychologist reignites the debate about race ideology in science
Dr Satoshi Kanazawa
A British based psychologist has caused outrage after posting comments on a study which suggests that black women are less attractive than whites, Asians or Native Americans, and has reignited the debate about race ideology in science.
Black deaths in police custody: We should never forget
David Emmanuel aka Smiley Culture, born 10 February 1963, died prematurely on March 15 2011
With the recent death of British reggae singer Smiley Culture real name David Emmanuel after a police raid of his home, and the death of Kingsley Burrell Brown in police custody there has been a new focus on black deaths in police custody by the families of victims and campaigners.
A bleak future for black and minority ethnic British workers says TUC conference
What does the future hold for you?
The annual TUC Black Workers’ Conference has revealed that black and minority ethnic workers have a bleak future in Britain with job losses in the public sector and the soaring unemployment rate for 18-24 year-olds from an ethnic background.
Alternative vote or alternative lies?
Nick Clegg's U-turn on political reform.
On Thursday, 5 May 2011, there will be a referendum on how MPs are voted into parliament yet evidence of racial politics has already been uncovered indicating that this system will not provide real political choice for black and minority ethnic voters nor was it the reform promised by Nick Clegg in May 2010.
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Tags: alternative vote, AV, electoral reform, proportional representation |
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Does race have a place in the Big Society?
The Brixton riots in 1981
Press release by Nina Kelly: Runnymede Trust©
On the 30th anniversary of the first Brixton Riot, we ask: Does Race Have A Place In The Big Society?