Why is the BBC contributing to anti-black racism?
Let’s get this right.
In the week that a Downing Street advisor resigned because it had been revealed that he is a white supremacist racist who considers black people to have lower IQs than whites…
… and prime minister Boris Johnson’s spokespeople refused to deny that he holds the same opinions…
… because they can’t; he has already apologised for them…
… the BBC – which is being attacked by the Conservatives – inexplicably advertises for white people to take part in a documentary with the premise that they are the ones facing discrimination:
Straight out of the fascist's handbook, promotion of the idea that white people are discriminated against and are suffering…..😏 https://t.co/7nlI8RUJD3
— Monsignor it's all Corbyn's fault. (@ItCorbyn) February 19, 2020
https://twitter.com/TheSinanKose/status/1229862947469561856
https://twitter.com/TheMendozaWoman/status/1230092029453053952
… and with the level of anti black racism at a hight, this is what the BBC are commissioning https://t.co/NEdf8b5AnH
— Jackie Walker – HRH, MP, MBE, ABC (@Jackiew80333500) February 19, 2020
To say that this is tone-deafness by BBC commissioners would be an insult to understatement.
Meanwhile, the Corporation’s own reporters are being attacked in the streets.
https://twitter.com/TheMendozaWoman/status/1230192740039823360
This is what happens when you allow your national purveyor of independent news to be overrun by supporters of a ruling party that is not only racist but, at its heart, fascist.
They will only get racists and bigots replying to an advert like that