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Prince Charles calls slavery an ‘indelible stain’

6th November 20185th November 2018 Josie McFarlane 527 Views 0 Comments Africa, Africa trip, British taxpayers, commonwealth, community, Ghana, Royal family, Royal visit, Slavery, Speech, The Prince of Wales, Visit

The Prince of Wales has acknowledged Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade but stopped short of giving an official

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Hackney Council first to pass Windrush motion

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Hackney Council has become the first local authority in the UK to pass a motion regarding the Windrush Generation, pledging

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Holby City actress Chizzy Akudolu and former Olympian Kriss Akabusi get behind the new ACT FAST stroke campaign

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Holby City star Chizzy Akudolu and Olympic and Commonwealth Games legend Kriss Akabusi MBE are calling on black people of

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Keep The Faith issue 110

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This issue of Keep The Faith is packed with the usual variety of great articles. Donnie McClurkin is back in

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