Today’s topics are: Are British parents guilty of buying the love of their kids? http://bbc.in/mY3OQ6 Can you see the truth in Kelis’ comments that Britain is ‘disgustingly racist’? http://bit.ly/r3YxxK Do you agree that caning should be brought back into schools:? http://bbc.in/qWlhA8 Is the eviction of travellers from the Dale Farm site a British example of ethnic/social cleansing? http://bit.ly/qE3WOJ [...]
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#TalkingTuesdays September 20
Posted by admin on September 19th, 2011
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Tags: airport, Britain, British parents, British people, British racism, children, childrne, corporal punishment, Dale Farm, discipline, Gypsies, Irish, Irish Travellers, Kelis, kids, London riots, parents, riots, Romany Gypsies, spoilt children, teachers, travellers 
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 August 16
Posted by admin on August 15th, 2011
Today’s #TalkingTuesdays topics are: Is Britain now a far worse place for Black Briton’s than in the 80s? http://bit.ly/nslbaJ Do you think Black British Culture has contributed positively to Britain? http://bbc.in/oNn11Z Are e-petitions a platform for mass hysteria or a good democratic tool for voices to be heard? http://bit.ly/pwwLZY Is 10 years old, [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: BBC, BBC news, BBC NewsNight, Black, Black Britain, Black British, Black British culture, Black Briton, Black culture, black people, Briton, Chav, child, child model, class, class war, culture, David Starkey, Emily Matlis, England riots, fashion, French Vogue, historian, London, London riots, model, news, NewsNight, racism, riots, Thylane Blondeau, UK riots, Vogue, Vogue magazine, war No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays August 9
Posted by admin on August 9th, 2011
Today’s topics are: The London riots; a direct reaction to persistant deprivation or senseless social disorder? http://bit.ly/nmWpzj Has the response from Theresa May, Boris Johnson and David Cameron been effective to adequately deal with the riot situation? http://bit.ly/pOuGfS Do you think the press coverage of the London riots has been forthcoming, balanced and accurate? http://bbc.in/p8D1dJ [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: blaze, Boris Johnson, David Cameron, disengaged youth, fires, government, London, London Mayor, London Olympics, London Olympics 2012, London riots, London's burning, Mark Duggan, Mayor of London, MPs holidays, Olympics 2012, riots, Theresa May, unemployment, youth No Comments »