Posted in 2007, Bristol, Economics, Politics, abolition, dirty laundry, education, maafa, media, slave trade, slavery on February 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
A FEW COMMENTS FROM THE OTHER GUY!
DISCLAIMER: Too much of this entry is about finance, and doesn’t take account of human life and dignity neither past nor present. Apologies if it offends. It’s making a point about something which has been reduced to monetary values.
Given how much the Bristol Corporation (now Bristol City Council) and [...]
Posted in 2007, Bristol, Economics, Politics, education, tagged Economics, jesse jackson, self determination on November 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The areas of Education, Health & Wellbeing and Cultural Representation as the three areas highlighted as priorities for the 2007 Legacy to lock on to. These are indeed valid areas in need of attention of African heritage people in this country.
Bristol’s year chose these as some areas to focus on which would be less meaningless than African [...]
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