Tag Archives: Brixton

FAB Asks: Where Have All the Good Boys Gone?

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Sinem Bilen-Onabanjo

One of the trending topics in the UK last night was Our Crime as the British public tuned to BBC 3 for Attacked, a poignant documentary depicting London gang culture, last in the series of four-episode Our Crime s as … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture | Tagged Adonis Akra, African, Anthony McCalla, black on black, Britain, Brixton, Christopher Omoregie, Criminal Britain Season, Damilola Taylor, David Idowu, Elijah Dayoni, Femi Oderinwale, gang culture, Gas Gang, Helder Demorais, Jamal Moore, Kazeem Kolawole, Kyle Kinghorn, London, Nathaniel Grant, Nigerian, Obi Nwokeh, Oluwaseyi Ogunyemi, Our Crime, Ricardo Giddings, Samson Odegbune, Shaquille Haughton, Sneakbo, Sodiq Adeojo, Sylvester Akapalara, Temidayo Ogunneye, TN1, Trust No One, Tulse Hill, Victoria Osoteku, violence, Zac Olumegbon | Leave a comment

London: Where the Streets Have no Shame

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Sinem Bilen-Onabanjo

Following the controversial shooting of 30-year-old Mark Duggan by the armed police from the specialist firearms unit C019 in Tottenham on Thursday night and the ensuing rumours that the Duggan was not killed in self-defence but in the face at … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged 1985 Broadwater Farm, Brixton, Claudia Webbe, Hackney, London, London Riots, Mark Duggan, Shaun Hall, The Guardian, Tottenham | Leave a comment