Next week.
John Canoe at the Royal Geographical Society.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_canoe
If you are in London next week why not visit and see us for a chat, beverage and a slice of cake. This is where we will be.
The impregnable Race Equality Secret Service (RESS) working effectively together with the invincible Black National Party (BNP)
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
1 Kensington Gore
London SW7 2AR
The learned society & professional body for geography & geographers.
Making freedom: Emancipation-Caribbean-Britain (free entry)
Tuesday 5 November – Friday 20 December 2013, Monday to Friday, 10.00am-5.00pm
Displayed in the RGS-IBG Exhibition Pavilion, accessible from our Exhibition Road entrance
Nearly one million African people were freed from slavery in the Caribbean in 1838. This exhibit celebrates those who fought enslavement and others who worked for better social, economic, and cultural conditions. Organised and curated by the Windrush Foundation; funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
http://www.rgs.org/WhatsOn/Exhibitions/Exhibitions.htm
Come and get your Georacial bearings from one of our Racial consultants. There will be no immediate charge for a Racial Consultation as credit will be provided in the following currency.
Get yourself a slice of the Racial cake.
One slice only.
Do not be greedy.
We are the Righteous.
http://imageshack.us/a/img33/6958/de4.JPG
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The impregnable Race Equality Secret Service (RESS) working effectively together with the invincible Black National Party (BNP)
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
1 Kensington Gore
London SW7 2AR
The learned society & professional body for geography & geographers.
Making freedom: Emancipation-Caribbean-Britain (free entry)
Tuesday 5 November – Friday 20 December 2013, Monday to Friday, 10.00am-5.00pm
Displayed in the RGS-IBG Exhibition Pavilion, accessible from our Exhibition Road entrance
Nearly one million African people were freed from slavery in the Caribbean in 1838. This exhibit celebrates those who fought enslavement and others who worked for better social, economic, and cultural conditions. Organised and curated by the Windrush Foundation; funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
http://www.rgs.org/WhatsOn/Exhibitions/Exhibitions.htm
Come and get your Georacial bearings from one of our Racial consultants. There will be no immediate charge for a Racial Consultation as credit will be provided in the following currency.
Get yourself a slice of the Racial cake.
One slice only.
Do not be greedy.
We are the Righteous.
http://imageshack.us/a/img33/6958/de4.JPG
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Was Elmer Batters a good servant of God?
Please use your discretion.
Please use your discretion.
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THE HOLY BOOK OF RACIAL GOVERNMENT
John Canoe
ReplyDeleteResponse:
Jonkunnu (John Canoe) Jamaican Traditional dance
"...Devil
is usually clothed in full black, carries a trident and wears a cowbell attached to his backside. His headdress is made of cardboard in the shape of a cone and bears mirrors throughout. This character seeks to remind society of the need to resist the influence of this malevolent force..."
http://www.jamaicamix.com/JamaicaCultureAndHeritage/JamaicanTraditionalDances_Jonkunnu.html
We Throw in opposite directions. We make a great team.
Geo-Racial Origins, Social Inequality and Health: An Analysis of the 1996-1997 National Population Health Survey
ReplyDelete"...Abstract
Although Canada is premised on values of cultural mΘlange, equality and social justice and despite its official commitment to multiculturalism, a large proportion of racial minorities live alternate realities. Literature suggests that Canadian society is stratified along racial and ethnic lines. The consensus within Canadian academia is that racial minorities are socially and economically disadvantaged in Canada. Evidence illustrates that socioeconomic inequalities often translate into health disparities. The relationship between ethno-racial group membership and inequality as well as that between inequality and health are widely studied. However, there is a dearth of Canadian research focusing on the relationship between ethno-racial origins and health and how this is mediated by inequality. Using public microdata from the cross-sectional household component of the 1996/97 National Population Health Survey (NPHS), this thesis investigates whether racial disparities in health exist in Canada and to what extent these disparities are a function of socioeconomic differences...."
http://scholar.uwindsor.ca/etd/59/