News
First Waves Marks 50 Years Since Race Relations Act
Westminster exhibition captures the stories of generations directly impacted by the Acts, who may have had little opportunity to have their voices heard in Westminster. (read more)
racism
Sound
Body Count Hit London – Locked And Loaded
he full might of pump action Cop Killers Body Count was about to be unleashed on London town and the night was gently lubed up with two very pleasant and unexpected musical treats. We put (read more)
Features
Interracial Tensions and Civil Unrest: Gook
Justin Chon’s sophomore feature packs a punch as a small-scale representation of what led to the 1992 Los Angeles riots. (read more)
News
Being Blacker: Racism in Modern Britain
Molly Dineen’s first documentary in 10 years is a portrait of the challenges of being black in modern Britain. (read more)
Society
SOTU 2018: Donald Trump Colonises America
Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech last week revealed many things and (surprise) more than a few echoes of colonialism. (read more)
Society
Inside the White (Supremacy) House: Steve Bannon as Chief of Staff
The White House just became whiter with Donald Trump’s appointment of Steve Bannon as Chief of Staff. (read more)
Society
Congressman John Lewis: You Can Sit, But What Do You Stand For?
A recent Washington sit-in by the Civil Rights veteran offers little but an entrenchment of the establishment (read more)
News
The Predictably Easy Method of Transporting Illegal Drugs
Black, Hispanic drivers stopped most often, white drivers most likely to have contraband (read more)
Society
On Killer Cops and Reverse Racism
Does one identify with and/or benefit from hyper-authoritarian power or does one empathize with the plight of the powerless? (read more)