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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 49 MIN

Who’s next: Does Britain have a problem with Black excellence?

from The Black Paper · host We Are Griots and WDV

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, we discuss the recent fallout from the death of Professor Jason Arde, exploring themes of racism, education, and immigration policy. We reflect on the societal implications of Arde's hounding by the press, the achievements of Brampton Manor Academy students, and the cultural perspectives surrounding education and meritocracy. The conversation also delves into changes in immigration policy, focusing on the framing of speed in legal processes and the public's perception of these issues. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context of the Conversation02:08 The Fallout of Professor Jason Arde's Death09:57 Racism and Its Impact on Education20:00 Cultural Perspectives on Education and Achievement26:05 Immigration Policy Changes and Their Implications27:47 Political Coalitions and Strategies29:04 Immigration and Asylum Changes30:03 Impact of Immigration Policies35:54 Concerns Over Appeals Process41:07 Legal System and Public Perception43:21 Systematic Closure of Immigration Doors44:41 Political Football: Immigration as a Tool45:05 Light-hearted Banter on FootballSupport the show

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Send us Fan Mail Summary In this episode, we discuss the recent fallout from the death of Professor Jason Arde, exploring themes of racism, education, and immigration policy. We reflect on the societal implications of Arde's hounding by the press, the achievements of Brampton Manor Academy students, and the cultural perspectives surrounding education and meritocracy. The conversation also delves into changes in immigration policy, focusing on the framing of speed in legal processes and...

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