by roz | Sep 29, 2017 | culture, Government & Politics
Dara Khosrowshahi, Ubers latest CEO is ushering in the return of a fresh, shiny Uber. He began by making his apologies for their mistakes, although he doesn’t say what he is apologising for. The apology alone is a departure from the arrogant approach of its...
by roz | Jun 15, 2017 | Government & Politics
As predicted by the residents, Grenfell Tower a 24 storey social housing block containing 127 units is a fire damaged blackened shell. The fire was preventable by the installation of a sprinkler system during the £10m refurbishment. It would have cost thousands not...
by roz | Oct 23, 2016 | arts & culture
Kemp Powers play One Night In Miami is on at the Donmar Theatre. Congratulations to the Donmar for hosting a play featuring four iconic black men. It is an engaging play, based on a historical event we know little about. It’s 25 February 1964 the night that...
by roz | Oct 8, 2016 | arts & culture
AfroPunk London 2016 was kicking. I, however, had Afro Shame and I don’t mean my crazy hair this time. Here is the short version. The Count Down Two months to go AfroPunk tickets bought. Scandalous price! Credit card heavy -er! Two weeks to go we’re all...
by roz | Sep 21, 2016 | civil liberties, Human Rights
An out of control policeman wrecked the car of a young black man who sat in the vehicle and recorded the damage. Too often this type of attitude (if not the behaviour) is displayed toward black men, women and children, for the crime of breathing whilst black....