>’ve been banging on about racism for 30 years, but the voices for change are getting louder and more articulate.
>Yet though we’ve seen a range of books on our experiences, our hopes and our frustrations, it still feels like a huge section of the British public aren’t listening.
whoa it's almost as if people don't want to listen to cunts who bang on the same fucking drum for thirty fucking years straight
>There are voices on the right that are aggressively seeking to stamp out any discussion of white complicity in the disadvantage of black people.
nignogs have fuckall disadvantage in the modern world you just want to dig up the past like a fucking foid
>They don’t want slavery taught in schools; they think it was such a long time ago that it doesn’t matter.
YOU WERE NEVER A FUCKING SLAVE SO YES IT WAS A LONG FUCKING TIME AGO
>The legacy of slavery is racism.
>racism only exists because slavery
lmfao
>People in Britain have unfortunately grown tired of the subject. They either don’t understand why we keep talking about it, or wish we would just shut up. But these are our careers, our livelihoods;
at least he fucking admits it
>and when we talk about “white privilege”, all we’re saying is that white people don’t face the racial disadvantages that we do.
you get scholarships just cos your skin is the colour of shit and we don't what are these supposed disadvantages
>In the US, where I spend a lot of time working, I can turn on my television any night and see a range of black actors in leading roles. Look at what Netflix has done with Bridgerton. I’m still not seeing that on British TV.
>minority doesn't see the overrepresentation on telly
>Even today, I’ve never played a leading character on British television.
literally who the fuck are you