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    The uncomfortable truth that our country continuously fails to recognise and admit, is that black people in the UK have been at a constant disadvantage in every aspect of life - simply due to the colour of our skin

    I’m lucky enough to be in the position I’m in and I’ve heard people often dismiss the idea of racism existing in Britain by saying 'if the country’s so racist how have you become a success?!' and I reject that with this: I am not the UK’s shining example of what supposedly happens when a black person works hard. There are millions of us. We are not far and few

    We have to fight against the odds of a racist system stacked against us and designed for us to fail from before we are even born. Black people have been playing on an uneven field for far too long and this pledge is a continuation in the fight to finally try and even it.

    clashmusic.com/news/stormzy-to-donate-%C2%A310-million-to-black-organisations-in-the-uk

  • Jun 11, 2020

    damn

  • Jun 11, 2020

    crazy, what will they use the money for ?

  • Jun 11, 2020

    king

  • Jun 11, 2020

    Racist: (says something racist)
    Stormzy: Shut up

  • Jun 11, 2020
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    Stormzy up like that?!! Tf

  • Jun 11, 2020

    Legend

  • Jun 11, 2020

    thats way more than some of the biggest celebrities in the world

  • Jun 11, 2020
    Charcoal Baby

    Stormzy up like that?!! Tf

    He's massive in the UK, headlined Glastonbury in 2018

  • Jun 11, 2020

    damn, respect

  • Jun 11, 2020

    Cmon, nothing but respect

  • Jun 11, 2020

    thats crazy..

  • Jun 11, 2020
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    title a little misleading though, it says:

    The announcement commits the rapper to a long term plan, with the huge amount to be spread across 10 years.

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    I mean I love it but what are they going to do with 10 MILLIONS

  • Jun 11, 2020

    Heavy is the head that wears the crown

  • Jun 11, 2020

    King s*** my god

  • Jun 11, 2020

    damn who gonna match this

  • Jun 11, 2020
    LaFleur

    I mean I love it but what are they going to do with 10 MILLIONS

    dude better have 10 lawyers read over that s***

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    LaFleur

    I mean I love it but what are they going to do with 10 MILLIONS

    Theres already pan african saturday schools in the UK

    but this could expand it even further to the point where kids of all races and class can learn about a more accurate history that isnt taught in the curriculum

    e.g the idea that black people were sitting as slaves waiting for white saviours, which encourage a victimhood rather than a celebratory revolution mentality where rebellions against slavery were led by enslaved individuals like samuel sharpe

  • Jun 11, 2020

    Barely follow UK rap but Stormzy always came off as a real one

  • Jun 11, 2020

    I thot it was Travis Scott daughter for a second I was like say whaat

  • Going to go check out Stormzy now

  • Jun 11, 2020
    LUKAS

    Theres already pan african saturday schools in the UK

    but this could expand it even further to the point where kids of all races and class can learn about a more accurate history that isnt taught in the curriculum

    e.g the idea that black people were sitting as slaves waiting for white saviours, which encourage a victimhood rather than a celebratory revolution mentality where rebellions against slavery were led by enslaved individuals like samuel sharpe

    Didn't know UK had that kind of schools and it would be great if the money was located to that kind of actions. 10M feels absolutely normal now that I think about it through that lens thanks for the details !

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    I haven't liked any of his songs since Shut Up but this has convinced me to give him another go

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    John Mauve

    I haven't liked any of his songs since Shut Up but this has convinced me to give him another go

    He's dropped plenty of good music since then that was half a decade ago

    Did you not watch his Glastonbury set? Guys so humble, can't imagine how he felt as he stood in front of the biggest crowd you can obtain in the UK reflecting on his impact to the country as a young black man from Croydon ... Mad