The Cable speaks to Nilaari, Project Zazi and other local practitioners calling for more culturally competent mental health provision for BAME communities
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Bands like Massive Attack refused to play at the venue due to its association with 17th century slave trader Edward Colston. Bristol – Metro …
Members of the Colston Society voted to disband the organisation completely rather than simply change its name. Bristol – Metro …
It has now been taken to a museum for the artist to either ‘collect or donate’. Bristol – Metro …
‘The people of Bristol will decide its future.’ Bristol – Metro …
The memorial to slave trader Colston was toppled by protesters in Bristol last month. Bristol – Metro …
A sign has reportedly been placed underneath it that reads: ‘None of them stopped me, and your licence paid for it. The BBC turning a blind eye since 1922.’ Bristol – Metro …
The pub is one of many venues and monuments changing their names after Colston’s statue in Bristol city centre was toppled by anti-racism protesters and thrown into the harbour. Bristol – Metro …
Vandals desecrated the historic Grade II listed headstones to 18-year-old Scipio Africanus. Bristol – Metro …
Alfred Fagon was the first black person to have a statue erected in their honour in Bristol. Bristol – Metro …