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TWENTY-TWENTY: The Year Black Britons Fought Covid-19 and Health Inequalities December 29, 2020
by Thomas L Blair 29 December 2020© Understanding this issue is vital. Our review of the year’s independent opinion articles can help you stay informed, and navigate what’s next on the horizon In 2020 the unthinkable shock happened. Covid-19 infections ruptured the lives of NHS Black frontline staff – doctors, nurses and care workers, more […]
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“O Holy Night” heralds Black Justice and Equality December 23, 2020
Oppressors must kneel at the birth of peace and love By Thomas L Blair 23 December, All Rights Reserved O Holy Night’ is one of the most popular Christmas carols. Comforting, yes. But reinvented, the venerable festive words hold a hidden liberation meaning. In 2020 the inhumanity is so clear. Powerful forces bear responsibility for […]
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America’s Nigerian and West Indian Voters Send a Warning Sign to Biden-Harris November 16, 2020
Prove Their Votes, Lives Matter By Thomas L Blair 20 November 2020© Voting US Nigerians and West Indians have a progressive vision to Rehab America. Their organising efforts drove up the voter turnout that helped lift the presidential duo of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris into the White House. Moreover, they dashed President Donald Trump’s […]
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Black History Month 2020 UK: Leading Black women are reimaging its pride and power October 6, 2020
‘We’ve got to Dig Deeper, Look Closer, Think Bigger’ By Thomas L Blair, 6 October 2020 © Chronicleworld.co.uk: On a mission for Black Britain and the Diaspora in a time of crisis Founded and edited since 1997 Bold and unflappable, women like Catherine Ross of Black History Month 2020 and the National Caribbean Museum […]
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Alex Pascall: Praise singing educator for Black London © September 3, 2020
By Thomas L Blair, 4 September 2020 Alex Pascall, OBE, is Black London’s griot — a praise singer and educator in the African and Caribbean oral tradition. Much needed as schools reopen after months of lockdown, he says “In a nation badly informed and historically confused about the Black experience. All because of terrible politicians, […]
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Covid-19 | A Challenge to Black British Nurses: Finish the Fight for Healthy Black communities July 25, 2020
By Thomas L Blair 25 July 2020 © The ravages of COVID-19 ignited a firestorm of webinars asking “Who is Caring for BME Nurses and Midwives” and discussing “Racism: Nurses as activists for equality”. But these are not new issues. Campaigners need to tap the cultural vein of their forebears The Black Cross nurses that […]
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Allyship | Making NHS whites strong allies for racial justice June 29, 2020
Listen. Learn and Act say Black health advocates By Thomas L Blair 29 June 2020 © Let’s face it. There are two viruses on the necks of Black people: Covid-19 and white privileged racism, said Cherron Inko-Tariah MBE presenter of the Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association webinar. And the solutions must include harnessing “the Power of […]
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COVID-19| Black nursing leader’s demand health system equality, diversity and human rights May 28, 2020
By Thomas L Blair 28 May 2020 © updated 30 May Chronicleworld.co.uk Through protest, prayers, policy research and persuasion, Black nurses and allied professionals have attracted thousands to conferences and Zoom webinars against the Covid-19 high rates of infection, disease, death and discrimination afflicting them and their communities. The issues and goals are clear. “We came […]
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Racial minorities are dying at higher rates from Covid-19 – the Government reluctantly concedes April 18, 2020
However the Inquiry’s public health organisations will have to address six crucial issues to be credible By Thomas L Blair 19 April 2020 © Black, Asian and minority ethnic people are over-represented in Covid-19 critical care units and among NHS staff who have died. Belatedly, the Conservative government has asked the governing body NHS England […]
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Covid-19 Virus Lockdown Spotlights Race Deficit April 1, 2020
But smart media organising can boost Black defences and strengthen community-bonding By Thomas L Blair, 1 April 2020 © Black communities in Britain, mainly in underserved public housing and deprived districts of London and major cities, are in peril as the Covid-19 virus takes hold. Failing health and ageing are common risks. Many work 2 […]
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