Only 2% of blue plaques in London commemorate black people
English Heritage scheme was started in 1866 to honour notable figures who have lived, worked or stayed in the capital
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English Heritage scheme was started in 1866 to honour notable figures who have lived, worked or stayed in the capital
House of Lords Black History Month 2021 Lord Learie Constantine Lord Pitt of Hampstead Baroness Lawrence Black, Asian and ethnic minority (BAME) members Lord Woolley of Woodford Lord Boateng Baroness Benjamin
by Gavin Lewis / July 3rd, 2021 During the recent G7 summit the corporate media went into pro-US propaganda overdrive. The BBC’s Global News channel – or UK global propaganda outlet – has spent the years since the Iraq War spinning the US Military’s assault on the Black and Brown homelands of the world as ‘America spreading democracy’. Media Lens has responded to the brutal consequences, condemning BBC Paul Wood’s misrepresentation “The coalition came to Iraq in the first place to bring democracy and human rights” (22 December 2005). Previously, BBC defence Corresponde...
Daily Times June 14, 2021 LAHORE: Ahead of the first-ever World Test Championship final, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has inducted a special list of 10 players into its Hall of Fame. From the Australian allrounder Monty Noble, who made his debut in January 1898, to Kumar Sangakkara, the Sri Lanka batting great who retired in August 2015, these ten players’ careers span well over a century of men’s Test cricket. The inductees have been classified into five broad eras: Noble and Aubrey Faulkner from the pre-World War 1 period (early era), Learie Constantine and Stan McCabe from t...
Vinoo Mankad, Kumar Sangakkara inducted into ICC Hall of Fame