Snoop Dogg, a threat to Britain? Not very likely
I don’t often agree with the views of Daily Mail readers, but even they have recognised that banning Snoop Dogg from entering Britain was ludicrous.
In typical Mail style, the paper chose to attack the rapper’s lawyers who successfully used the Human Rights Act to win him the right to apply for a visa to enter and perform in [...]
A VERY WORTHY CAMPAIGN
Black Mental Health (BMH) UK is concerned about the over representation of innocent people from African Caribbean communities who are profiled on the national criminal DNA database.
Disturbingly 42% of the entire black male population living in the UK, and 77% of all young black men, are profiled on the database even though the Home Office’s own [...]
Sorry Mr. Denham, race hasn’t gone away
I’ve hesitated on commenting on John Denham’s comments as I was keen to see the type of reaction he would provoke.
Most responses have focused on his assertion of the need to focus on class, and other social factors. Race, it seems, isn’t that important anymore.
The Daily Telegraph reported: “It is no longer enough to make [...]
A very worthy cause
Final memorial event to mark Victoria Climbié’s 10 year anniversary
VCF, the Victoria Climbié Foundation, is to hold a final memorial event to mark the 10 year anniversary of the death of Victoria Adjo Climbié.
February 2010 marks the 10th anniversary of the death of Victoria Climbié in 2000. Had she lived, Victoria would now be 18.
VCF [...]
Immigration tough talk has begun
You know its nearing election time when the political parties start spouting off on immigration.
Gordon Brown fired the starting gun by claiming that his government will introduce tougher restrictions soon.
These restrictions, of course, will only apply to people from those parts of the world that mostly speak the same language as us, have the same [...]