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Join us as we continue to seek @justice4blessing. In Hastings, Blessing Olusegun’s body is discovered on a beach on 21 September 2020. The case is shrouded in mystery and rife with police failings from the onset. MTV Documantary looks for explanations for Blessing’s tragic death.

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Notting Hill Carnival is fast approaching! Discover more about the art, culture and beginnings of Europe’s biggest street party.

Historically, environmentalist movement has often been portrayed in the media as a white non-working class movement. However, today we aim to shed a light on the Black British climate activists that are at the forefront of the climate crisis movement that are raising awareness of the issues that Black communities face globally due to the climate crisis.

Today we’re exploring Black hair. From the history, texture and styles. Let’s appreciate Black hair ✨

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