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Biden Says It Is ‘Time To Heal’ In Victory Speech

Joe Biden has won the race to become the next US president, defeating Donald Trump following a cliff-hanger vote count after Tuesday's election. Common...

Mike Omoniyi - 08/11/2020

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What can the UK Labour Party learn from New Zealand?

New Zealand’s elections last week saw a landslide for the Labour Party despite their proportional voting system that “wouldn’t work”. Jacinda Ardern’s popularity may...

Richard Bolton - 30/10/2020

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The Nigerian Diaspora Must Not Sit Back and Watch

I should start this article with some confessions. I'm one of the many Africans in the Diaspora who prior to this moment had almost...

Mike Omoniyi - 20/10/2020

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It’s manslaughter, but feels like murder. Why?

Breonna Taylor was murdered. Or was she? These are the questions that I ask myself constantly when I think about this particular case. The tragic...

Aaron Fenton-Hewitt - 05/10/2020

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Black people in America should not vote in this election

November's US election will be the closest in history. The tight race between Democratic party leader Joe Biden and Republican President Donald Trump has...

Tobi Dada - 21/09/2020

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A Left-wing BBC is an Insult to British people

Electing Tim Davie as the new head of the BBC is a controversial move. The BBC has failed in its balancing act between generating...

Richard Bolton - 17/09/2020

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Why slavery really ended

Monday was America's Labor Day to emphasise the dignity of labour. Although different to union strikes in 1894 that inspired the holiday, America's Civil...

Richard Bolton - 15/09/2020

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Meet Jermaine Craig – a man on a mission to build a world where racism is implausible

The lives of black men in the UK have long been adversely affected by negative public perceptions. We are often turned away from jobs...

Mike Omoniyi - 08/09/2020

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