A man convicted of murdering 16-year-old Jimmy Mizen in 2009 has been recalled to prison for publishing rap music boasting about the crime. Jake Fahri, released on licence in 2023, breached his bail conditions by glorifying the murder in his lyrics. Jimmy’s mother, Margaret Mizen, expressed shock and called the lyrics “absolutely horrendous”, prompting the Probation Service to take action and recall Fahri to prison.
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From celebrating Juneteenth to the erasure of Black history: Charles M. Blow on America today
Political analyst Charles M. Blow reflects on Juneteenth as a federal holiday, highlighting a shift in societal attitudes towards racial justice and Black history. After initially gaining support following George Floyd's death, corporate sponsors have become hesitant to back Juneteenth events, leading to cancellations in several cities and a broader cultural backlash against diversity initiatives. This chilling atmosphere exemplifies what Blow terms "The Great Blackout," as symbols of Black history face erasure amidst ongoing culture...
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