Speaking Womanese
All Star
He was on some
shyt with the darker skin sisters. I can't throw him in there.
He got called out and got ink with nothing but black leaders a week later
George Floyd: UK Brehs Laying Down the Law - Speaking out. Telling racists where to go.
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He got called out and got ink with nothing but black leaders a week later
DaRealness
I think very deeply
True. There is a level of black boldness not just here but globally like we haven't seen in years, almost like a new spirit is awakening.
My fear is not opposition (cos I welcome it personally), I'm just don't want this to be some temporary thing cos it's cool right now. Neither do I want us sidetracked by bullshyt. Look what they're doing in America by throwing in those white female agents walking around with signs saying how much they love black dikk - anything to undermine the struggle and throw off the energy by giving us fake accolades and validation which we don't need.
Something tangible and permanent needs to come out of this rather than it being a footnote in history. Plus we gotta get rid of all the tribal divisions we have within our own communities and come under the banner of being black.
Low End Derrick
Veteran
you forgot the breh Santan Dave aka the crazy dude from Top Boy.
Nah hes in there.
That song he did at that award show got those UK cacs heated lol
He got called out and got ink with nothing but black leaders a week later
Oh, so thats why he got the tatt, huh?
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Now Rashford (Man Utd) as well.
At the game vs. Spurs today.
At the game vs. Spurs today.
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Lewis Hamilton to set up commission to increase diversity in motor sport
- Hamilton aims to ‘engage young black people’ in motor sport
- F1 world champion has spoken widely on race in recent weeks
Hamilton, who said he felt “so much anger, sadness and disbelief” after the death of George Floyd, has spoken widely on race in light of protests over the killing in Minneapolis. The Mercedes driver said the aim of his commission would be to make the sport “become as diverse as the complex and multicultural world we live in”.
The 35-year-old wrote in the Sunday Times that racism was “only too familiar to me” and said while people were quick to condemn racist gestures like monkey noises being shouted at black footballers, structural issues also need to be addressed.
“I’ve been fighting the stigma of racism throughout my racing career, from kids throwing things at me while karting to being taunted by fans with blacked-up faces at a grand prix [in Spain in 2008], one of my first Formula One races,” Hamilton said.
“I’m used to being one of very few people of colour on my teams and, more than that, I’m used to the idea that no one will speak up for me when I face racism, because no one personally feels or understands my experience.”
Lewis Hamilton to set up commission to increase diversity in motor sport
Burned Verses
Superstar
Shoutout to the bruvs, ya feel me?
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'Keep their names out of your stinking unbrushed mouths': Ian Wright launches furious defence of Alex Scott, Micah Richards and other black pundits targeted by racists after Sky Sports sack Matt Le Tissier, Phil Thompson and Charlie Nicholas
- Ian Wright has launched a defence of black pundits targeted by racists
- Sky Sports sacked Phil Thompson, Charlie Nicholas and Matt Le Tissier
- Some Twitter users reacted negatively and criticised black and female pundits
Wright, who often appears as a pundit on Match of the Day, said: 'Woah, I've had to pull the car over. The racism is going through the roof today.
'Can somebody just answer me this: What does Micah Richards, Alex Scott, Sol Campbell, Clinton Morrison, or any other black pundit have to do with Sky's decision to get rid of these guys? All because three middle-aged white guys have got the sack.
'I kiss my teeth, say raasclaat and all that sort of stuff. What have they done? What have these guys done? Because a black person or a woman might get the opportunity to do this job. They might get a chance to do this show. Why are people upset?'.
Ian Wright defends Alex Scott, Micah Richards and other black pundits targeted by racists | Daily Mail Online
What you making that face for that bytch wack.
'Keep their names out of your stinking unbrushed mouths': Ian Wright launches furious defence of Alex Scott, Micah Richards and other black pundits targeted by racists after Sky Sports sack Matt Le Tissier, Phil Thompson and Charlie Nicholas
- Ian Wright has launched a defence of black pundits targeted by racists
- Sky Sports sacked Phil Thompson, Charlie Nicholas and Matt Le Tissier
- Some Twitter users reacted negatively and criticised black and female pundits
Wright, who often appears as a pundit on Match of the Day, said: 'Woah, I've had to pull the car over. The racism is going through the roof today.
'Can somebody just answer me this: What does Micah Richards, Alex Scott, Sol Campbell, Clinton Morrison, or any other black pundit have to do with Sky's decision to get rid of these guys? All because three middle-aged white guys have got the sack.
'I kiss my teeth, say raasclaat and all that sort of stuff. What have they done? What have these guys done? Because a black person or a woman might get the opportunity to do this job. They might get a chance to do this show. Why are people upset?'.
Ian Wright defends Alex Scott, Micah Richards and other black pundits targeted by racists | Daily Mail Online
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Low End Derrick
Veteran
Throw in Akala, Dave, Kano, Stormzy, Andre Grey and Troy Deeney, you got yourself the 2020 UK version of:
This pic is all kinds of powerful. The irony I stumbled upon this post while bumping this: