Merseyside Black History Month Group. Please go to our website: https://nitter.gq/t.co/XvyUEi95Zy
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Racism, in all its forms is wrong. Will @merpolchiefcon @MerseyPolice @MerseysidePCC ensure that this is prosecuted? – at Garston, England
This is the full uncensored video of David Coote callin' @LFC shit an Klopp a Cunt... at the end of the video, the lad beside him calls him a Legend but the only thing he is that rhymes with Legend is Bellend.
Goodbye you prick, @FA_PGMOL do somethin' right for once an not just suspend this 🤡 for sayin' what he said about a @premierleague club in Liverpool FC a well respected club world wide.🙏🏻
By the way, if anyones a Cunt its you twat. #LFC #Coote
#PGMOL #Corrupt
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Finally, the end of ‘the British empire’ – and maybe an honours system a modern country can live with | Hugh Muir theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Breaking News - the Welfare Rights Advice service delivered by @VLCLiverpool that has been so popular at @HomebakedBakery & such a help to Anfield residents will be offering another Advice Centre @TheGreenhouseL8 - Lodge Lane L8 every Thursday starting on Nov 14 #knowyourrights
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There are over 200 Health and Social Care vacancies in this week’s bulletin
Take a look through these great opportunities available across the city region and start your career journey with #LCRBeMore
Start your search here: bit.ly/42JFKI6
#NHSJobs
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The #LCRCA Race Equality Hub has partnered with MSB Solicitors to host an event tomorrow (30/10) for 14-16 year olds from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic communities from across the LCR.
Find out more and book last few places here: bit.ly/3Y3CXYi
#LCRRaceEquality
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The people who can’t pronounce Kamala Harris are the same people who CAN pronounce Tchaikovsky or Vivaldi.
There’s never an excuse for getting someone's name wrong twice.
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Happy #BlackHistoryMonth 🙌
This month we have been sharing some of the trailblazers who were the first in their careers. We're ending with Joe Clough, who in 1910 became the first black driver of a London bus 🌟
Learn more about being a bus driver ➡️ ow.ly/5u0B50TPOyk
ALT A black bus driver sat at the wheel, smiling. Top right is the National Careers Service logo and bottom left reads: "www.nationalcareers.service.gov.uk / 0800 100 900". Top left reads: "BLACK HISTORY MONTH" on a red, yellow and green striped background.
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Happy #BlackHistoryMonth 🙌
We continue to share the trailblazing black people who were the first in their careers with Yvonne Connelly, Britain's first black headteacher in 1969 🌟
Learn more about becoming a headteacher ⬇️
ow.ly/s2K450ToVQ4
ALT A black teacher in a bright pink jacket, pointing at a sum on a board. Top right is the National Careers Service logo and bottom left reads: "www.nationalcareers.service.gov.uk / 0800 100 900". Top left reads: "BLACK HISTORY MONTH" on a red, yellow and green striped background.
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Find out where you can access courses to learn English throughout the Liverpool City Region, and help boost your career, via the Be More website. 🗨️ 💼
Visit the Be More website to learn more: lcrbemore.co.uk/esol/
#LCRBeMore #BeMoreDoesMore
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The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Race Equality Hub has partnered with MSB Solicitors to host an event on 30/10 for 14-16 year olds from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic communities from across the city region.
Find out more: bit.ly/3Y3CXYi
#LCRRaceEquality
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Build your skills and improve your employability by getting involved with one of the many free hands-on training courses of up to 16 weeks!
To find out more about our skills bootcamps, follow the link here: lcrbemore.co.uk/skillsbootca…
#LCRBeMore #BeMoreDoesMore
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As part of our #BlackHistoryMonth celebrations, Cody Gakpo shares his thoughts on the importance of equal opportunities, both on and off the pitch 💪
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"(they) remind us of the power of art to inspire dialogue, questions, reflection and transformation.”
Exec Dir, Sandra Penketh on the powerful exhibitions and displays of extraordinary art @walkergallery this #BlackHistoryMonth
Find out more🧵👇🏾 #BHM
ALT Exterior of Victorian heritage building. Steps leading up to portico entrance with vibrant pink banners
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This #BlackHistoryMonth, we honour those who helped contribute to our society by emphasising the theme of “Reclaiming Narratives”. This highlights the change in recognising and correcting the narratives of Black history and culture.
😊 Read more: blackhistorymonth.org.uk/art…
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Liverpool's #BlackHistoryMonth programme is the BIGGEST yet - there's a way for everyone can connect with Black culture and history this month.
Love ART 🎨 MUSIC🎶 FILM📽️or DANCE 🩰? Check out our curated guide 👇
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Great recovery for history of a pioneering woman in sport
#WomensSport #WomensHistory #BlackHistoryMonth
liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
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Liverpool's first black player Howard Gayle, an iconic 61 minutes in Munich and the Reds legend he got revenge on | @Mark_Jones86 #BlackHistoryMonth
mirror.co.uk/sport/football/…
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This month, we celebrate Black history, contributions, and achievements. While we honour these legacies, it's crucial to remember why Black history must be highlighted. For centuries, Black stories were erased, misrepresented, or silenced. That’s why this year’s Black History Month theme, ‘Reclaiming Narratives,’ holds so much significance.
By honouring silenced voices and amplifying truth, we can challenge the misconceptions and reclaim the powerful narratives that have shaped our world.
This month and every month, we commit to reclaiming our narratives from hate, violence and oppression. Let’s honour Black history by shaping a future where Black voices are no longer silenced.
Join us in celebrating, learning, and uplifting the stories that need to be heard. #AnthonyWalkerFoundation #BlackHistoryMonth #ReclaimingNarratives #AntiRacism #AmplifyTruth #HonorBlackVoices
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Today marks the start of #BlackHistoryMonth, and we're proud to celebrate Black history, arts, and culture! 💙
Keep an eye out for our Black Freshers' Guide, featuring the best city spots coming soon. Plus, discover events happening in Liverpool here ➡️ brnw.ch/21wNlT0
