Segun spoke about his piece, On the Shoulders of Aunties and Uncles recorded by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, on Radio 3's In Tune.
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11 days agojkbelvue2023
The BIAS OBSESSION GBNEWS UK media SCUMS with Africans SYNDROME is at it again at GBNEWS the RACEBAITING RACEBAITERS PLATFORMS The HATEBAITING racebaiting racebaiters ACTIVISTS in the media and institutions and the authorities NEEDS to STOP CATEGORIZING and describing the Africans people and their communities has BLACK ITS OFFENSIVE AFRICANS ARE A ETHNICITY AND NOT A COLOR � There’s no one going around CATEGORIZING and describing the EUROPEANS and British has Europeans BRITISH ALBINOS ? The so called media disguised has JOURNALIST but are ACTIVISTS needs to STOP identifying nd describing the Africans people and their communities has BLACK Africans PEOPLE are not a COLOR Africans people are Africans with land nd languages nd culture nd history Same has Asians are Asians nd not a color Half the south Asians people are also BLACK n color nd the other half are mix race nd they are ALWAYS described has Asians Africans are not the only RACE living in the UK nd in the USA
17 days agodfordalrymple
I really, really loved Segun’s piece. Every time it was played I heard something new.
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