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Archived on 4 September 2022 at 3:00pm [URL redacted]
@SammyHuskinson [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @Timcast Let me lend you a helping hand, there are only Men & Women no others Most people & even children can tell the difference Even those mentally ill people playing "Dress-Up" can be identified my most people as being "Odd" or with something out of place #stupidity #GameStop #woke [URL redacted]
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Archived on 10 February 2021 at 2:00pm [URL redacted]
@TrentWeir [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Sur la piste des #CancelCulture #woke via @i_weigh À qui profite réellement ses accusations... [URL redacted]
#CatchcryCancelCulture as a right-wing tactic for diverting public debate away from issues of substance i.e. #IRLPresenterJameelaJamil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SthQkfjahY0&t=458s
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Archived on 17 April 2020 at 8:30am [URL redacted]
@KaitlinQuraishi [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [24]: @sholamos1 #antiwhite? #BAMEsupremacist? Intention to divide? Bitter chips on both shoulders? "The White Man's Burden", is scarcely PC, but, like, @y_alibhai, #woke @sholamos1 may INTEND to BE just THAT. "Budicca" too #Anglo_Saxon? Maybe Barbara Ross Lee? Expect us to roll over? [URL redacted]
#BrandHouseOfOdditiesHOOSachiniImbuldeniya, #BrandHouseOfOdditiesHOODarrenJamesSmith #2020_YouClapForMeNow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXGIt_Y57tc #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardian https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2020/apr/15/you-clap-for-me-now-the-coronavirus-poem-on-racism-and-immigration-in-britain-video
Context #BrandHouseOfOdditiesHOO "You Clap For Me Now was a personal project produced and directed by HOO CEO Sachini Imbuldeniya and written by HOO CCO Darren Smith during the UK's first COVID-19 lockdown in April 2020. Within 24hours of sharing it on social media it went viral, amassing more than 300million views worldwide. It was picked up by media globally - from The Washington Post to Al-Jazeera and everything in between, and retweeted by the likes of JK Rowling, Jameela Jamil, Gary Lineker and Sadiq Khan. It was also selected by the United Nations as one of its official messages of hope and solidarity during an incredibly uncertain time. This powerful poem was inspired by Sachini's mum's own experience of arriving in the UK as a 'Windrush' immigrant after a desperate plea to fill the massive labour shortages in the NHS during the 60s. It reminds us all that a large number of 'key workers' are from Black and Minority Ethnic families and is read outline-by-line by 39 first, second and third-generation immigrants from 19 different ethnicities - including doctors, nurses, teachers, shopkeepers, dentists, social workers, care workers, delivery drivers, broadcasters and more." https://www.hoodares.com/projects/you-clap-for-me-now #NewspaperUSBrdshtTheWashingtonPost #NMQAAlJazeera #IRLAuthorJKRowling #IRLPresenterJameelaJamil #NMUKBBCGaryLineker #OrgClassifPPUKLabourSadiqKhan #OrgIntlUN #PhenomnScandalWindrush #PhenomnImmigration #OrgUKNtlHealthServiceNHS
#MetaphorMunchScream
Addendum the graphic appears to include #IRLAuthorVernonMoyse's face (perched on Mos-Shogbamimu's shoulder).
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