By Luqman Onikosi
A migrant’s life is full of uncertainty. For international students, foreign investors or skilled migrants, we have to justify ourselves in order to be given the chance to stay alive. How can we do this? In a system that decides who lives and dies on the basis of economics and race, our chances […]
Culture
Africa
Activism
After the multi-award winning feature Injustice, documenting the struggles of families who lost loved ones at the hands of the police, comes a powerful and poetic cinema documentary about resistance to state brutality. Its makers, Migrant Media, are now fundraising to complete post-production on the film and initial distribution. Please support this effort, donate as […]
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Culture
Posted by Celeste West on 02 May 2013 /
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By Celeste West / @Kosmogrrrl
It is difficult to know where to begin in replying to Rahila Gupta’s Open Democracy article (April 16) which positions “Transgender” as a challenge to feminist politics. I appreciate that its intent is good, however that alone does not mean that it is accurate, and does not mean it is not harmful. […]
Culture
Posted by Sita Balani on 01 May 2013 /
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By Sita Balani / @sitainshort
In 1982, 12 young Asian men from Bradford took the stand in court on charges of making explosive devices with the intent to cause damage to property and persons, facing penalties of up to life imprisonment. The previous year they had devised makeshift petrol bombs out of milk bottles in preparation […]
Activism
Posted by Aviva Stahl on 01 May 2013 /
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It’s been nearly six months since British citizens Babar Ahmed and Talha Ahsan were extradited to the United States. Just as they and their families feared, they’re now being held in supermax conditions of solitary confinement – alone 23 hours/day in a tiny cell, day after day after day…
On 16 May come see a film […]
Comedy
Posted by TMP Webmanager on 30 Apr 2013 /
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Some of us at TMP, have been enjoying the great work of KG tha Comedian and Nicholas Marston also known as Caramel, the South London Saviour’s of R&B aka Shadrack & Abendigo. The videos below are a sample of a range of videos and sketches they have produced on YouTube.
No Hats, No Trainers Sketch 1:
No […]
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Culture
Posted by TMP Webmanager on 28 Apr 2013 /
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A new, youthful current affairs radio talk show starts today, Sunday 28th April from 6pm til 9pm on Colourful Radio, promising fresh R&B, UK Hip-Hop and popular music served with a lively take on the news. The show called “Blackcurrant [on]  Sunday” will have live chat and caller discussion that will tackle the items dominating the mainstream and independent news […]
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Culture
Posted by Justin on 22 Apr 2013 /
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By Justin / @justinthelibsoc
The name Stephen Lawrence always generates mixed feelings when I hear it. I am taken to think acutely about the sorrow of his family and those who knew and loved him. Also when I think of those who continued and continue the fight for justice long after the initial police investigation, a […]
Activism
Posted by Justin on 22 Apr 2013 /
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By Dean Atta / @DeanAtta
We re-publish this video as part of our memorial to Stephen Lawrence on the 20th Anniversary of his murder.
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Culture
Posted by Justin on 22 Apr 2013 /
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Twenty years ago on this day, Stephen Lawrence was murdered. We commemorate his life and his family’s grief and struggle for justice by hosting this film made by Paul Greengrass for Britain’s ITV channel in 1999. I watched this film when it was first broadcasted, it chilled me as I had been in similar circumstance […]
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