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Stand up for YOUR Human Rights

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“As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn’t leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I’d still be in prison.”

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1. The people who are in front of you ordering their drink(s) when called look all surprised, as if they hadn’t ordered them in the first place! 2. The same people (as above) trying to take your drink, which they ‘didn’t’ order! 3. Children being allowed to crawl about, whilst 99.9% of the shop walk about…

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Sadly, non are British.

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The world would be a safer place. A humble, and forgiving man.

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A friend reminded me yesterday of the 4-year anniversary, of the passing of Karin Mulligan on 27 March. Karin was one of Britain’s most senior black police women whom I had worked with at Greater Manchester Police, but sadly lost her battle with cancer aged just 45. No doubt by many, she will be remembered…

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Last year, I started a campaign about My Fight for Justice and this included using Indiegogo – an international crowdfunding site where anyone can raise money for film, music, art, charity and more. This was as a result of my being diagnosed with depression after experiencing racism and homophobia in my work as a detective with…

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