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Olympic balls
Apparently the Olympics are on. So to fulfill my blogging contractual obligations I’m doing a post on it. Comrade Bone already seems to have produced the quote of the fortnight: I absolutely refuse to cheer on anyone called PIPPA – … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Blogging, Politics, Race
Tagged Black Power, John Carlos, Mexico, Olympics, Tommie Smith
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EYLA for Bristol?
The Bristol Blogger’s been following Boris Johnson’s Deputy Mayor fiasco over Ray Lewis – the defrocked priest, liar, fantasist and purveyor of Tory-funded boot camps for black kids – with interest and amusement for a week now. And it must … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Conservatives, Education, Local government, Politics, Race
Tagged Boris Johnson, EYLA, Ray Lewis
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Victim watch
Another big shout out to our friend Farooq Siddique, Evening Cancer columnist and self-styled voice of the Muslim community. In Today’s column Farooq dished up this treat: For every act or planned act of terrorism, it is the Muslim community … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Media, Politics, Race
Tagged 7 July 2005 London bombings, Farooq Siddique
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Diversity news
OK. How many buzz words can you get in one title? Beat this: SW Equality & Diversity Action Plan and SWRDA Draft Corporate Plan Consultation Event Start: 19 Feb 2008 – 10:00 End: 19 Feb 2008 – 16:21 Venue: Somerset … Continue reading
Muslim Balls
It looks News Bunny Norton, the Evening Cancer editor, has decided to grab himself a slice of the diversity action by employing a Muslim columnist. Farooq Siddique of the the publicly funded Bristol Muslim Cultural Society – who no doubt … Continue reading
The Islamist in search of Islamism
Somehow there is an assumption that local government, police, university authorities, and others will learn by osmosis about “The Ideology”. The palpable fear and reluctance in naming “The Ideology” speaks volumes about the malaise of the modern west. Worse, the … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Local government, Politics, Race
Tagged Ed Hussain, The Islamist
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Muslim balls
Yet another hugely unpopular public spending announcement – likely to have the exact opposite effect to the one they intend – finds the city council proposing to fork out £80,000 of our money on a survey to help Muslims “integrate … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Local government, Race
Tagged 5 myths about Islam, Bristol City Council
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Black schools
The Blogger’s attention was caught by a report posted on Bristol 2007’s Weblog about a recent brief debate on the issue of black only schools for Bristol. Here’s a part of it: Cllr Peter Hammond [a key member of the … Continue reading