UK Counter-terror Programme Targeted “Black Asian Ethnic Minority” (BAME) Women Using Social Media “

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I'm not even sure.

Cause, how does that help counter terrorism. Women can be terrorist and be used for terrorism. And most men don't want to hear feminist rhetoric - especially in their household.

In addition, these are all different races and ethnicities with connections to their home countries --- all with distinct cultures and beliefs.

The pushed fake narrative that they all can unite under gender is a joke. Like, everyone else - most can't unite over race.

Don't even add in anti-Blackness -- -and even within anti-Blackness it's internal and external issues
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Dont that remind you of the US feminist movement thats been push through all US tech platforms ( social media) with Non-white womem
 

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15 June 2020


UK Counter-terror Programme Targeted “Black Asian Ethnic Minority” (BAME) Women Using Social Media “Influencers”

'Stoosh' campaign aimed at young Asian and Black women was created by media company contracted by Home Office

By Ian Cobain and Nadda Osman


More evidence is emerging of the British government developing motivational online media platforms targeted at young women as part of a covert counter-terrorism campaign.

Security officials have acknowledged that a Facebook page and Instagram account entitled Stoosh were created as part of the UK’s controversial Prevent counter-radicalisation programme.

The admission comes nine months after the same officials confirmed that a similar online platform entitled This Is Woke had been created as part of the programme.

Stoosh draws its name from a Jamaican patois term meaning superior, while This Is Woke draws upon the expression “stay woke”, a call – originally African-American – to remain aware of social and racial justice issues.


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UK counter-terror programme targeted BAME women using Instagram influencers
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