Linton Kwesi Johnson: “The police declared war on black youth”
The “father of dub poetry” on political verse, institutional racism and growing up as a member of the “rebel generation”.
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The “father of dub poetry” on political verse, institutional racism and growing up as a member of the “rebel generation”.
ByThe director of the acclaimed series on Britain’s blindness to the consequences of war.
ByThe writer has stayed vital through constant movement and insisting on “living in the world as it is, not as…
ByThe editor and translator who brought Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet into English on language and the importance of reading widely.
ByThe punk rock singer on indie venues in crisis, his transgender father and songs inspired by Keir Starmer.
ByAn old documentary clip of the 52-year-old broadcaster rapping made him an unexpected TikTok sensation.
ByThe comedian reflects on becoming public enemy number one in Britain’s battle over what it can and cannot joke about.
ByThe composer is helping scientists understand why his tics disappear on stage – and waging war on a "boring" modern…
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