Piccadilly Gardens protest held in support of the #EndSARS movement
A protest was held in Manchester last night against police brutality in Nigeria and to honour those killed for protesting
Commemorating Manchester’s role in African independence
Manchester commemorated a key moment in the history of decolonisation with a series of events around the 75th anniversary of
Oldham Council announces Black History Month celebrations
This month, Oldham Council is looking to celebrate Black History Month with Oldham Libraries, Gallery Oldham and Facebook Live Events.
Revealed: The prevalence of racism in Manchester’s football stadia
Thanks to the extensive and detailed archives of incidents provided by a number of police constabularies up and down the country, MM has been able to explore just how ubiquitous racism has become within Greater Manchester’s stadia.
‘Lie low’ GMP urge chief executive of Rochdale’s Ramadhan Foundation after death threats from Tommy Robinson supporters
An anti-Tommy Robinson campaigner has been told to ‘lie low’ by Greater Manchester Police.
Interview: No problem with racism at Manchester United despite FOI findings, says Stretford End Flags head
The head of a popular Manchester United supporter group has hit back at suggestions the club’s fanbase has a problem with racism.
The Reno exhibition Q&A: MM’s nostalgia trip to remember Moss Side’s forgotten history
Inanimate objects long forgotten are being given a new lease of life at the Whitworth Museum in Manchester until March 2020 to remember nightspot The Reno in Moss Side – where Bob Marley, Muhammad Ali and Chaka Khan once visited.
‘Different colours make society beautiful’: MM speak to the Salford man who survived Congo massacre… only for racists to graffiti his door and traumatise his son
When Jackson Yamba and his family made their way from Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo for Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1997, it was the start of a long and eventful journey that would eventually lead him to Salford where in 2019 he was sadly the target of racist abuse on his door.
Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Fear. Fear of God. Fear of money. Fear of the police. Fear of the future. Fear of the past.
Outnumbered, outchanted, outplayed: Anti-fascist protesters rally to make mockery of EDL march
While the EDL rally in Piccadilly Gardens on Saturday had only 30 attendees, the anti-fascist counter protest organised in response had an estimated 100.
50 years to the day: Tommie Smith and the Black Power Salute
A martyr of sport, a symbol of hope and living embodiment of Olympic Idealism.