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In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

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In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

Dedrick Muhammad: London's Calling, But Are We Listening? Dedrick Muhammad 2011

Earlier Tuesday, the BBC interviewed Darcus Howe, a 68-year-old radical West Indian writer and journalist from Brixton, where some of the most violent disturbances took place over the last couple of days.

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In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

Dedrick Muhammad: London's Calling, But Are We Listening? Dedrick Muhammad 2011

In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

Dedrick Muhammad: London's Calling, But Are We Listening? Dedrick Muhammad 2011

In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

Dedrick Muhammad: London's Calling, But Are We Listening? Dedrick Muhammad 2011

Notting Hill had become the UK's black-culture capital, and in 1968 Crichlow went upmarket, opening the Mangrove at 8 All Saints Road – going "from a sleazy cafe to a proper restaurant", in the words of Darcus Howe, who had gone straight to the Rio on his arrival in 1962 and subsequently worked at the Mangrove.

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In a BBC video clip in which Darcus Howe, a black English migrant, is interviewed about the riots, Mr. Howe states that what is happening throughout England is insurrections similar to those throughout the Arab world, where youth have been a leading force in street protests demanding change from their government.

Dedrick Muhammad: London's Calling, But Are We Listening? Dedrick Muhammad 2011

Voice columnist, and some might say "race hustler", Darcus Howe said in the Voice that the election of "Boris Johnson, a right-wing Conservative, might just trigger off a mass exodus of older Caribbean migrants back to our homelands".

Archive 2008-06-01 Not a sheep 2008

Voice columnist, and some might say "race hustler", Darcus Howe said in the Voice that the election of "Boris Johnson, a right-wing Conservative, might just trigger off a mass exodus of older Caribbean migrants back to our homelands".

"Let them go if they don't like it here." Not a sheep 2008