For decades, campaigners have fought for the world to know what happened on the Korean island of Jeju. Their efforts embody the radical meaning behind truth and reconciliation.
Category: Learnings
The arts funding system has left artists censored and broke. What now?
If we want to inject politics into the arts, first, we need to follow the money.
Can a card game help to imagine a decolonised Palestine?
Zena Agha sits down with the creators of card game ‘Countless Palestinian Futures’
The Black activist groups decolonising UK education
Aditya Iyer speaks with The Black Curriculum, Fill in The Blanks UK and The Free Black University about the ongoing movement to decolonise UK education
Black Pain As Entertainment
From Belgian colonisers to social media videos, Oluwatayo Adewole interrogates the history of Black suffering as a spectacle.
‘Embrace your vulnerability’ – How Black disabled workers navigate money, productivity and care
An illustrated discussion of work and care between two Black, disabled, neurodivergent, and chronically ill workers in England’s North East.
No police, no pollution: A vision for Black liberation in the UK
For Alexandra Wanjiku Kelbert of BLMUK, abolition and climate justice are part of the same vision for Black liberation
Climate justice means reproductive rights for all
Almaz Ohene on the racist, paternalistic legacy of using contraception as a ‘solution’ to climate change
blank verse in freedom’s thinking
Print culture always responds to politics, especially amongst the large diaspora that had grown as a result of the mass migration out of Zimbabwe
BBZ BLK BK: Alternative Graduate Show 2019
BBZ’s Alternative Graduate show opened at the Copeland Gallery in Peckham last Wednesday, featuring ten early career artists practising in a range of mediums.