UPDATING BLACK PARENTS JOURNAL UK: established in London April 1985

By © Muhammad Haque London 1935 Hrs GMT
Saturday 13 December 2008

Black Parents UK was established by using the library and archives resources of AEAS and AADHIKAR Media Foundation. The time was April 1985. The place was London E1, by the Commercial Road. The reason was, as it alwys is with such tasks, the need to tell the truth…So as to avoid servitude of the masses of people of African, Asian and Caribbean backgrounds, descents and identities in the UK.……BLACK PARENTS JOURNAL created a stir. Instantly. So much so that the amoral agents of the racist interests in the UK, who accurately saw the Black Parents journal to be a mould-breaking initiative epitomising the e intellectual rigour and the ethical freedom which the community needed [and needs even more today in December 2008] , set about with the aim to discredit it…. As we told the truth, they were the ones, our ‘detractors’ who got exposed as being racist petty and ignorant…. Since April 1985, a series of phenomenal movements have taken place. Literally. The entire archive and the libraries of materials that were being used for the work on the Black parents journal and the Black Parents Association began a physical journey on 10 November 1993. That was a Wednesday. The movement, the physical journey, is still ongoing… And the NEED for the Black Parents’ intervention in the vacuum that is the British political and special commentary could not be more urgent….THIS resumption in the evening of Saturday 13 December 2008 of publication of the BLACK PARENTS JOURNAL, albeit via the initial blog site [BLOGGER.com] , is taking place against the background of the largest number of pro-racist events in the past 10 -11 years. The events we here refer to include the pressing into the service of the British establishment of waves of ethnicity-linked personnel who are now being used to sabotage the ordinary black population...Nowhere is this being seen more acutely than in the arena of alleged education. The formal intones. Schools, colleges and universities. And in the extended zones of mental servitude that have been created to enable the degeneracy of the largest possible number of Asian, African and Caribbean people in the UK.......Each and every single analytical observation [that is, statement and or comment] that BLACK PARENTS made [To be continued]