Paul Boakye
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Writer & content strategist. Published by Bloomsbury, Methuen Drama & others. Supporting brands and nonprofits with strategic storytelling. Health & rights advocate. London/Ghana.
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Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
YouTube video by BGB
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November 9, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
YouTube video by BGB
youtu.be
November 9, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Nina Simone: The ORIGINAL Backlash Blues (LIVE)
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
youtu.be/ciROMLNlhxs
They believe HIV will never affect them or their loved ones and that those currently impacted are dispensable. They don’t understand that sex connects us all, and that no one is beyond its reach. These cuts directly manifest that belief, and they endanger lives.
October 15, 2025 at 6:39 AM
They believe HIV will never affect them or their loved ones and that those currently impacted are dispensable. They don’t understand that sex connects us all, and that no one is beyond its reach. These cuts directly manifest that belief, and they endanger lives.
The people of Britain seem to be really wishing, hoping, and praying for another lunacy of the same scale and stupidity as Brexit, of which this snake-oil seller was a prime architect. Be careful what you wish for in life. You just might get it.
October 10, 2025 at 11:10 AM
The people of Britain seem to be really wishing, hoping, and praying for another lunacy of the same scale and stupidity as Brexit, of which this snake-oil seller was a prime architect. Be careful what you wish for in life. You just might get it.
I first saw Sesame Street in Jamaica as a boy of seven. When I moved back to England three years later, it was the one familiar show on British TV that helped me acclimate to the country of my birth, which I’d left at 3. I can still recite ‘Who are the people in your neighbourhood?’ 54 years on.
August 4, 2025 at 7:19 AM
I first saw Sesame Street in Jamaica as a boy of seven. When I moved back to England three years later, it was the one familiar show on British TV that helped me acclimate to the country of my birth, which I’d left at 3. I can still recite ‘Who are the people in your neighbourhood?’ 54 years on.
Won’t see it on this side of the pond, but very well done. 👍🏾
July 21, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Won’t see it on this side of the pond, but very well done. 👍🏾