If your “condolences” involve insulting a man who died mere hours ago as a “fantasist” and worse, they are not condolences at all.
Every one of you doing so is a heartless, self-serving disgrace.
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There are academics who assault, defraud, and do horrific harm.
Yet, for weeks, people have been gleefully salivating over finding a new victim of anti-Blackness and the pile-on against EDI.
This was not reasonable “scrutiny” and no amount of cover-up attempts will make it so.
As predicted, the media and politicians are pointing at Cambridge.
Don’t let them shift the blame. Hold them ALL to account.
Cambridge plus every rag and mouthpiece, who has used their platform to hound him for weeks, must be held to account.
All of them.
Bullies in suits.
Jason Ardey had a wife and two kids.
Not only do these ghouls have his blood on their hands, his kids will live with unimaginable grief knowing their Dad’s death was wholly preventable.
While the country literally burns, “journalists” chose to write about a professor hourly.
If we should be reviewing how anyone was hired, and their competency, it’s you.
Twisting the knife mere hours after death. Parasite.
Jason Arday’s death is very sad. Some people at Cambridge and perhaps other universities should resign. The review into how Arday was hired should continue. And we should have a wider discussion about the impact of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies.
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I’ve deleted the X app for related reasons but I’m here just to make it clear that every media piss-rag and despicable racist that hounded Jason to death will have his blood on their hands for the rest of their lives.
And I will make sure you know it for the rest of mine.
This story is just all kinds of disgusting. Shame on @flibcocom.
“He said, I had an attitude, when I hardly spoke to him.”
“How can I have attitude towards a person who I barely spoke to? My first interaction with him was to show him my ticket.
thecommunityreporter.co.uk/p…
We’ve lodged a complaint about three fellow CEC members being suspended.
Their charges were:
1. Gave a speech on the need for unity and anti-racism at a socialist conference
2. Attended the conference
3. Was accused of attending but did not attend.
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
It will never sit quite right with me that we have to watch people that look like us burnt out their homes and lynched on the street (in cases over recent years) and carry on as if it’s normal working day.
This doesn’t start with petrol and flames.
It’s fuelled every time people give an inch to these horrific “small boats”, racist and Islamaphobic narratives – at the pub, around family dinner tables, in Parliament.
The sooner people wake up and realise we’re in the “setting Black and brown people’s homes on fire and dragging them out” of times and not the “few chants and a dance once a quarter” of times, the better.
You either stand and fight against this or you may as well stand with it.
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Having no police presence separating the far-right demo and our counter-protest in Bristol yesterday led to 3 hours of flabbergasting conversations.
At some point, we need to acknowledge the role AI and social media algorithms is playing in the horror show of misinformation.
UK Garage, not Nigel Farage. 🎛️
An anti-racist charity night celebrating Black British music and standing against the rising tide of racism.
Every penny raised goes to the brilliant SARI (saricharity.org.uk).
Sat 1 Aug, To The Moon, Bristol.
🎟️ hdfst.uk/e156717

ALT Bright neon green poster promoting a charity UK garage music event. Large black text reads “uk g for unity.” Featured artists include Chiedza, Bimba, Olly Sundown, DJ Bashmal and iLL Maurice. The tagline says: “A charity night of old skool UK Garage, celebrating basslines not borders.” The event takes place on 1 August, 7pm–12am at To The Moon, BS2 0JT. A torn-paper style photo on the right includes a sign reading “UK GARAGE NOT UK FARAGE.” A QR code invites people to scan for tickets and donations. All proceeds go to SARI (Stand Against Racism and Inequality), charity number 1047699.
Henry Nowak should still be alive today. He had a whole life to live, dreams to achieve and memories to make.
His murder and the fact he died while begging police to help him is abhorrent, heartbreaking, and another failing of the police.
Shame on everyone salivating to justify the use of excessive force just the other week.
Organising with my local community action group, run by women from the global majority last night.
Hosted a powerful national session on radical resistance, rooted in our communities tonight.
Small glimmers of hope.
It’s us coming to save us.




