Race Hate Debate 1980's --Part.2
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Race Hate Debate 1980's Bernie Grant,Lee Jasper,James Pickles, etc - 2 of 2. Race Hate & British Law Debate That Took Place In The 1980's.
Race Hate Debate 1980's Bernie Grant,Lee Jasper,James Pickles, etc - 2 of 2. Race Hate & British Law Debate That Took Place In The 1980's.
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Time With Ambrose Mendy
Description: Ambrose Mendy, a British Boxing Manager, adviser and sport agent (Boxer Nigel Ben et al) speaks unreservedly about racism in sports, especially the game football.
Strong language from the start which some viewers may find offensive.
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Racism | East London | Asian community | Our People | 1978
Description: Filmed in1978 by Thames Televisions 'Our people' programme -
This extract looks at the struggles the local East End Asian community faces against the rise of racist attacks and the growth of the National Front.
First shown in Thames Television in 1979
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Self-Identity & Racism as British Asians
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1:11 - Different Types of Racism
3:06 - Being Oriental
4:10 - Where are you REALLY from?
6:20 - My Ethnicity
7:58 - Defining Ethnicity
9:40 - Self-Identity
10:13 - Everyone is Chinese
10:51 - Having Multiple Identities
13:15 - Being Yellow
14:03 - UK Ethnic Group Census Forms
15:02 - Being An Ethnic Minority
16:01 - Experiences of Racism
17:41 - Yellow Fever/Asian Fetishes
20:45 - Terrorist Attacks in the UK
23:02 - All Muslims Are Terrorists
26:39 - Ignorance
26:58 - Stereotypes & Assimilation of East Asians
28:54 - Being A Representative of Your Racial Group
29:58 - Overcoming Racism
30:45 - Feeling Like An Outsider
32:01 - Sense of Belonging
32:25 - Tam’s Words of Wisdom
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Akala Interview for Vlad TV
Description: U.K. artist Akala stopped by the Vlad Couch to discuss a plethora of topics surrounding the history of the impact of slavery throughout the world, Black culture, hip hop's influence across the world, and what it means to be mixed-race in today's society.
Akala starts the conversation discussing the difference between racism in America versus the United Kingdom. Then delves into police brutality and the gun laws in Britain. Then the rapper gives a brief history lesson on Britain's involvement in the slave trade, and how they've maintained a very "white" history. Akala explained there is nowhere in the U.K where there are only Black people. "You know if you go to the south side of the Chicago, or you go to certain parts of the Bronx, I've visited family up there, and literally everyone [was Black.]"
In breaking down the presence of hip-hop in the UK, Akala talks about his Black Shakespeare theory, and how he believes that centuries from now, someone like Nas or Lauryn Hill will be the Shakespeare of their time. He also explains why he feels Damian Marley out-rapped Nas on 'Distant Relatives,' after explaining why as a Black man he chooses not to use the N-word anymore.
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The meanings of Black History in Britain and beyond
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The Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) presents a roundtable discussion to grapple with the meanings of 'black history' in Britain and beyond. Hear the perspectives of academics from the fields of British, African and American history.
Speakers included:
Norma Gregory (Nottingham News Centre)
Azeezat Johnson (Critical Race & Ethnicities Network)
Kadian Pow (Black Studies, Birmingham City University)
Keith Shear (African Studies, University of Birmingham)
Natalie Thomlinson (Modern British Cultural History, University of Sheffield)
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Who you calling a N****r?
Description: First shown in 2004 on UK CH4 TV
Darcus Howe sees trouble ahead for Britain's immigrant population as he travels the country investigating Britain's increasingly divided ethnic minority groups. He travels to Woolwich South London.
The same Woolwich where on 22 May 2013, 25-year-old Lee Rigby was murdered in broad-daylight on a public street for being a British soldier..
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To mark his 21st anniversary in broadcasting, the commentator Darcus Howe picks up on his chosen topic for another piece of work; racism. However, when Howe came to England "racism" was something that all ethnic groups faced from white people and it bonded the community together. Now Howe travels to the Midlands and several other areas of England to find that racism is rife within the ethnic community. He interviews those within the West Indian, Indian, Pakistani and Somalis communities to find that they are split with hatred and racism views of one another bringing the communities to the boil.
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Stop and Search
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Statement from Director -
"The process of making the film was insightful. I met a lot of black men that had the same experiences as me, and sometimes even worse.
I also got stopped during the making of the film, which further highlights the problem. The fact that being black means I am more likely to have an encounter with the police - positive or negative - is what is at the core of this issue.
This film has helped to change my perception of the police, allowing me to view them as people working with a given structure with all the pitfalls that come with that.
It also showed me that individuals like Supt Mike Prior, Chief Insp Norman Pascal, the PCC and the Chief Officer Group are all working to make the police service more transparent and officers more accountable. This can only be a positive thing and a step in the right direction.”
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Title:
Race Hate Debate 1980's --Part.1
Description: Bernie Grant,Lee Jasper,James Pickles, etc -
Race Hate & British Law Debate That Took Place In The 1980's.
Added: 2811 days ago
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Description: "Racism has never been more socially unacceptable in Britain - three quarters of Britons claim they have no racial prejudice whatsoever. Journalist Mona Chalabi investigates whether these statistics provide an accurate picture.
To find out what is happening on Britain's streets, three reporters are sent undercover to test the public's prejudice. The results are surprising.
The programme looks into people's unconscious behaviour, discovering what British people really think about their neighbours of different races and religions. And Mona puts her own beliefs under the microscope, discovering some uncomfortable truths.
Finally, she asks a hugely significant question - can people be trained to lose their prejudice?"
Credits
Role Contributor
Presenter Mona Chalabi
Producer Tom Pearson
Director Tom Pearson
Executive Producer Mike Radford
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Documentary - Racism in football: 'It's not black and white'
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'Making Waves' is a Heritage Lottery funded film.
By SyncopateTV
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Hate On The Doorstep - Panarama Part.2
Description: Bullied, attacked and racially-abused more than fifty times in eight weeks. That's the experience of two British Asian reporters posing as a couple and living undercover on a housing estate in Britain during summer 2009.
In a shocking insight into race hate and anti-social behaviour in our neighbourhoods, Tamanna Rahman was pelted with glass and stones and threatened with a brick during an attempted mugging by an 11-year-old boy. Her "husband," Amil Khan, was punched in the head. Yet the head of the government's equality watchdog has said that having a neighbour of a different ethnic background isn't an issue any more.
Panorama investigates the truth about racism and anti-social behaviour in Britain today.
Contains racially offensive language. First Broadcast October 2009.
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Title:
Hate On The Doorstep - Panarama Part.1
Description: Bullied, attacked and racially-abused more than fifty times in eight weeks. That's the experience of two British Asian reporters posing as a couple and living undercover on a housing estate in Britain during summer 2009.
In a shocking insight into race hate and anti-social behaviour in our neighbourhoods, Tamanna Rahman was pelted with glass and stones and threatened with a brick during an attempted mugging by an 11-year-old boy. Her "husband," Amil Khan, was punched in the head. Yet the head of the government's equality watchdog has said that having a neighbour of a different ethnic background isn't an issue any more.
Panorama investigates the truth about racism and anti-social behaviour in Britain today.
Contains racially offensive language. First Broadcast October 2009.
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About Kick It Out. Kick It Out is football's equality and inclusion campaign. The brand name of the campaign - Let's Kick Racism Out of Football - was established in 1993 and Kick It Out established as a body in 1997. Kick It Out works throughout the football, educational and community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change.
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