Today’s #TalkingTuesday’s topics are: Should homeowners be prosecuted for displaying objects in their windows which have racist overtones? http://bit.ly/uTaT3G Global population crisis: should educating African women be used as a tool to curb African family sizes? http://bit.ly/v2iD82 Was it appropriate for X Factor judges; Tulisa and Louis to brand Misha B as a [...]
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#Talking Tuesdays October 25
Posted by admin on October 24th, 2011
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Tags: Africa, African families, African family, African women, birth control, contestant, Destiny's Child, educating females, educating women, female education, golli, Golliwog, golly, gollywog, Kelly, Kelly Rowland, Louis, Louis Walsh, Misha, Misha B, N Dubz, population, population crisis, Tulisa, Tulisa Contostavlos, X Factor, X factor contestant, X Factor judges 
No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays August 30
Posted by admin on August 29th, 2011
Today’s topics are: The failure of schools to teach history has helped create a wider crisis of identity. Agree? http://tgr.ph/qPJgVh Has the shadow of colonialism been lifted off of Africa? http://bit.ly/p47Kp4 Would you turn tradition on its head and propose to your man? http://bit.ly/qI2ypM Are gap years a new form of colonialism? http://bit.ly/qlhxrb To respond [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: Africa, Black history, Britain, British, British history, Colonialism, exchange, Gap Year, gap year programmes, Gap year students, history, history books, London riots, marriage, marriage proposal, proposal, proposing, relationships, skills exchange, students, TalkingTuesdays, teaching, teaching history, tuesdays, wedding, weddings No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays July 19
Posted by admin on July 19th, 2011
Today’s topics are: Giving Police powers to warn you of a potential partner’s violent history is intrusive or good sense? http://bit.ly/mT7WZV The appointment of a white male as Essence magazine’s managing editor. Diversity at its best or PC gone mad? http://bit.ly/qsEC8z Germany is looking to re-introduce siesta’s during the working day? Would you welcome the [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: Africa, aid, Black, black girls, black men, black people, black women, Britain, charity, ciesta, Clare Wood, Clare's law, domestic violence, editor, Essence, Essence magazine, Ethiopia, famine, foreign, foreign investment, Germany, girls, horn of Africa, international aid, managing editor, men of colour, Michael Bullderdick, monetary aid, nap, people of colour, physical abuse, poverty, power nap, racism, siesta, sleep, starvation, violent men, violent past, warn, warning, women of colour No Comments »