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Journalist Jones Abiri Finally Appears in Court; Nigeria Must Release Him

Journalist Jones Abiri Finally Appears in Court; Nigeria Must Release HimBy News DeskFriday, August 10, 2018.An organisation that fights for the rights of journalists across the world has demanded that the Nigerian authorities release without delay Jones Abiri, publisher an..More

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‘Loving’: Beautiful Subtlety Defines Civil Rights Interracial Love Story	Under Pressure: How To Cope At Work When It All Goes Wrong
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RiddimUpLive: A Reggae Cultural Exchange	Charles Reese Debuts the James Baldwin Literary & Conversation Salon Series in London, UK.
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The Talented Ms Jocelyn Jee Esien	No Victory, No Redemption: The Demonization of Tiger Woods
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Chris Brown, Too $hort, and the Disposable Conscience of Consumer Society	Art: Immigration and Modern Britain
Media and the Case of Stephen Lawrence	The Return of BBC’s Lost Kingdoms of Africa
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Black British Artists and the Royal College of Art	Why Are Young Black British Men Killing One Another?
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Theatre: A Talented Playwright Searches for Justice	Troy Davis Will Soon Be Executed!
Paul Gilroy on the Recent Riots in Britain	The Oslo Anti-Muslim Massacre
Lee Jasper on Why We Need to Confront Black Britain's 'Small War'	Challenges Facing Black Players in the NBA
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Press Myths About Asylum Seekers in Britain	Hip Hop in the Classroom
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My Nigger! The Legacy of Richard Pryor	Blogging Reality TV: Big Bother on Big Brother Signals End Times
Cinema: Forest Whitaker As Idi Amin Dada	Oh Obama, We Love Thee!
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Blogging the Bible: Is Jesus Christ Black or White?	The Kids Are Not Alright: The Driving Forces Behind the Apathy of Today's Youth
Comedy: Who Are You Calling a Nigga?	Are We Ready for a Black James Bond?
Friendly Advice to the Black Man Going to a Liberal Arts College in America	Miss Thang: The Fabulous Life of Tia Williams
What do Black Women Really Want?	Chappelle, Dave Chappelle
Remembering Ed Bradley	Theatre: The Politics of Black Hair in a Toronto Salon
The Black Church and Homosexuality	The US Midterm Elections Result: Thoughts From Black Blogosphere:
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The Pulling Power of Fanatics	What is English Honour?
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The Secret Sex Life of American Tories	Why Idlewild the Movie Rocks
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The Art of Flirting	Fake-ass liberals
Jamaica's number one export	Debating Fela Anikulapo-Kuti: His music and his politics
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Islam is not the enemy	Does sex sell Hip-Hop?
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