The Official UK Black Pride is a fantastic annual Pride event in central London open to everyone to celebrate the Black LGBT community. The UK's hottest DJs will be hitting the decks, and there’ll also be live performance, a market area, information stalls and much more.

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Black Mental Health UK: your news, policy and research resource on mental health and African Caribbean communities. We aim to reduce the inequalities in the treatment and care of people from African Caribbean communities and inform these communities on how to influence the strategic development, policy design and implementation of services.

The leading virtual community and editorial website for gay and lesbian people of African and African-Caribbean descent in Europe.

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Black UK Online - reaching the heart of the black community. Designed to provide a unique blend of local, national and international news, editorial beyond the black experience and to reflect more fully the multicultural Britain that we live in today., Register now for the Black Christian Directory Second Edition., Lady Amos given top UN humanitarian affairs job. Lady Amos, who has been named as the top UN official in charge of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief. Lady Amos, the first black woman to sit in the cabinet, has been appointed as the most senior UN official in charge of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief., Primary Colours MD awarded MBE. Marcia Hutchinson has been awarded an MBE for services to cultural diversity in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Marcia, an Oxbridge educated lawyer left a city law firm to set up Primary Colours in 1997 when her three year old daughter announced that she wanted to have, “white skin not ‘brown’ skin”., Londoners urged to back the 99 per cent – new campaign to celebrate young people launches. A new campaign aiming to combat negative images of young Londoners and instead celebrate the contribution they make to the capital has launched., Detectives from West Midlands Police are appealing for the public help after a 19 year woman escaped from a man who was trying to seriously sexual assault her., Have you been enjoying the hot weather? I have. When the sun is out and the sky is blue, we get the opportunity to bask in glorious sunshine and praise our Creator for blessing us with such beautiful weather. These moments of enjoying God's wonderful world can sometimes bring very human flaws, bad attitudes and painful experiences into focus. This month's magazine deals with some of these and how they can be overcome. Rachel K Brown explores the roots of anger, its cause, effects and ways to deal with it. Clive Lewis presents a powerful case for churches to utilise mediation to heal church rifts and Amie Buharie provides some pointers on how churches can combat loneliness amongst youth. Gladys Famoriyo encourages Christians to undergo a spiritual spring clean to get rid of 'emotional clutter' in their lives, Stephen Brooks explores the issue of church unity whilst Dionne Gravesande looks at football's hold on society and asks should it be regarded as a religion? And I look at the very thorny and contentious issue of submission within marriage and relationships. There is also the usuals, Heart to Heart, Gospel News, Charity Affairs and news. Finally how can we forget Muyiwa, currently Britain's leading gospel artist who is featured on our front cover. Our in depth interview sheds light on some exciting developments in his burgeoning ministry and his plans to help other UK artists. Happy reading. Marcia Dixon Editor, Keep The Faith, Student pleads guilty to string of firearms offences. An 18-year-old student found with a firearm and ammunition at Kingston College, pleaded guilty yesterday (30.7.10) at Kingston Crown Court for a string of gun offences. Adamo Kizey, 18, a pupil at the college, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, possession of ammunition with intent to endanger life ,possession of a silencer and possession of cannabis.

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