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BLACK LIVES MATTER We stand together in solidarity across the globe to change the world, we kneel together for peace and unities asserting Black people are treated as humanely and fairly as White people. It is a human right to receive racial equality, social and criminal justice in the societies we live, and to receive parity as full citizens of the country and as a nation.
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We operate in a humanitarian capacity and concern first and foremost. We believe racism transcends politics and endeavour to avoid distractions that attempt to get in our way of dismantling the harm that racism causes.
We are not operating in any political capacity. We are not a member of or connected with any political party or staging a political campaign.
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A spotlight on stop and search and
the use of force
A thematic inspection by HM Inspectorate of Probation
October 2021
IOPC also publish performance data for each force. This sets out how they handle and resolve complaints.
Institute of Race Relations
This is by no means an exhaustive list of Black Lives Matter values or talks for all Black Lives Matter independent chapters, coalitions, collective or groups whose ideologies and or objectives may be the same, similar or even differ to some extent. We do not claim to talk for the entire Black Lives Matter global organisations, coalitions, collectives or groups here in the UK or abroad but does give an indication of the many aspects of Black L
Promotion and protection of the human rights and fundamental freedoms of Africans and of people of African descent against excessive use of force and other human rights violations by law enforcement officers Report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
Black Cultural Archives: response to the March 2021
Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report
Black Cultural Archives (BCA) refutes the approach and findings of the report on the basis of its poor use of data, unsubstantiated conclusions and British history inaccuracies.
Runnymede: Intelligence for a Multiethnic Britain
Runnymede is the UK’s leading independent thinktank on race equality and race relations. Through highquality research and thoughtleadership, we:
• Identify barriers to race
equality and good race
relations;
• Provide evidence to
support action for social
change;
• Influence policy at all
levels.
Michael Shiner, Zoe Carre, Rebekah Delsol and Niamh Eastwood
StopWatch
A coalition of academics, lawyers, civil society organisations, young people and community
stakeholders
Release
The national centre of expertise on drugs and drugs law
The International Drug Policy Unit (IDPU)
A cross-regional and multidisciplinary project based at the London School of Economics
and Political Science (LSE)
A London case study - Jessica Perera
INSTITUTE OF RACE RELATIONS
4in10: London’s Child Poverty Network is a campaigning network of organisations working to improve the lives of the 4in10 children living in poverty across the capital.
We believe child poverty can be tackled. It doesn’t have to exist.
Members of the YMCA Youth Advisory Group
The Young and Black report exposes the true nature of what it is like to be a young Black person growing up in the UK today. As the steering group behind the report, we created safe spaces where the Black community could come together to share their experiences – and that they did.
BLACK LIVES MATTER
CAN YOU SEE ME?
By MELISSA OWEN
After a pretty horrendous few weeks Melissa chose to let her feelings out and wrote poems about her experiences, she wanted to share with us.
Many readers will have had similar experiences in their life, perhaps untold stories of racism, possibly not been able to release it outwardly, forever internalised emotions of events that transpired in your community.
We provide a platform that helps you to have a voice, to share with others who have known, felt and suffered and still suffering effects of racism and with those who have not and never ever will have to experience such an event not being black.
If you would like to contribute to this platform to tell a story, a poem, maybe you have have something, feel free to contact us and let us know!
Help eradicate racism from Britain and the world.
We believe in a world where every person belongs
We reject racism that stands in the way.
MAKE THAT STAND WITH US!
ZERO TOLERANCE TO RACISM
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Henry, 43, posted a message to his 2.3m followers on Twitter on Friday saying the problem was "too toxic to ignore".
He said he would not return to social media until companies "regulate their platforms with the same vigour and ferocity that they currently do when you infringe copyright".
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