Galaxy Afiwe African Community Internet Radio Station

Join us tonight at 10pm UK time for the last BLA3K2BASE6 SHOW of 2020

.. With brother Jamenyah and Brother Nat NaRa

TONIGHT’S DISCUSSION: THE REVIEW OF 2020
⚫ Hearing from guest speaker: our senior Galaxy pilot MIGHTY CONSTRUCTIONS
⚫ Looking back at the key events of 2020
⚫ What to make of the year known as “the year of 2020 vision”
⚫ 2021 THE NEXT STEPS

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Recent posts

New Cross Fire: Forty years on from the New Cross fire, what has changed for black Britons?

New Cross is fundamental because it contains all the features of racism that Black people in Britain have long suffered: the racial violence, police abuse, neglect by the state; in turn, it tells us of the community’s resistance. Forty years on, recalling the events seems vital, especially in this moment of renewed optimism after the Black Lives Matter protests, because the legacies of New Cross still resonate.

2021: Black women in the UK four times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth (2020: 5 x more likely)

Importantly, the report highlighted that preventive action is not just vital within maternity services. Public health actions are equally important.