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Blackfishing: The women accused of pretending to be black

9th December 201810th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 1129 Views 0 Comment black, Black Women, Blackfishing, community, influencers, Instagram, pretending, Race, Social Media, White women

“I’ve had no surgery, so I can’t take off these lips. I can’t remove my ‘fake bum implants’.” Over the

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Michelle Obama: ‘I still have impostor syndrome’

5th December 20184th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 196 Views 0 Comment Barack Obama, black, Black Women, Book launch, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, community, London, Michelle Obama, Southbank

Michelle Obama has said she still feels “impostor syndrome”, adding that “it never goes away”. Mrs Obama was speaking during

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For Bame women, austerity is far from ‘coming to an end’ – this is what the Budget means for them

18th November 201816th November 2018 Josie McFarlane 226 Views 0 Comment benefits, black, Black Women, Budget, changes, community, financial crisis, government, policies, UK, universal credit, worse off

This was promised as the Budget that would end austerity. No 10 said this morning that “the austerity that followed the

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Health Lifestyle

Black mums ‘don’t like to talk about depression’

29th October 201827th October 2018 Josie McFarlane 218 Views 0 Comment awareness, black, black mums, Black Women, community, depression, Ethnic, help, mental health, Support, talk, women

Mums Sandra Igwe and Jen Henry both experienced anxiety after childbirth, but say they found it difficult to discuss these

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Britain’s most influential Black Women

10th March 201522nd August 2018 admin 5987 Views 0 Comment Abbiih Oloyede, Angela Sarkis, Angie Le Mar, Barbara Kasumu, Baroness Lawrence Of Clarendon, Baroness Scotland Of Asthal, Black Women, Britain, Cecilia Amin, Charmaine Noble-Mclean, Chine Mbubaegbu, Christine Ohuruogu, Claudine Reid, Diane-Louise Jordan, Dionne Gravesande, Dr Neslyn Watson-Druée, Influential, Influential Black Women, Jackie Davidson, Jennette Arnold, Julaine Hedman, Juliet Fletcher, Mildred Talabi, Nikki Tapper, Pastor Celia Apeagyei-Collins, Pastor Marjorie Esomowei, Pastor Penny Francis, Pastor Yemisi Ashimolowo, Pastor Yvonne Brooks, Patricia Scotland, Rev Dr Kate Coleman, Rev Esme Beswick, Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Yolanda Brown, Yvonne Mosquito

CECILIA AMIN Position: President, Royal College of Nursing Reason for influence: In 2014, Cecilia Amin became the first Black woman

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