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Facebook to stop tools that filter adverts by ethnicity

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Facebook has signed an agreement to stop third-party companies from being able to block certain

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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

Cameroon footballers from Manchester support call for more black blood donors

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FOOTBALL team players are urging fellow black people to give blood. Members of ‘2 Zero

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Bishop Geoffrey Folkes was recently appointed as Jurisdictional Bishop of the Church of God in Christ UK , Britain's oldest Black Pentecostal denomination. It was founded in 1948 by Mary McLachlan, who came to England from Jamaica on HMS Windrush. Bishop Folkes is the fourth person to be appointed as Head of COGIC UK.In this […]

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