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Jun 25, 2020 32 min

The 1987 Caucus

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Jasper meets singer/songwriter Jermain Jackman, and Labour activists Jake Cable and Amen Tesfay, to discuss the 1987 Caucus, a new movement to enhance the representation and power of black men within Labour. They discuss racism in Labour, changing public perceptions of racism, how the Conservative Party may be trying to appeal to black voters, and much more. Theme composed by Katrina Toner. Jermain's LabourList article, outlining the principles and policies of the 1987 Caucus: https://labourlist.org/2020/04/black-men-in-labour-are-marginalised-sidelined-and-ignored-that-must-change/

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