One further thing that this strife has taught me is that hardly anyone on Twitter knows the difference between ‘Your’ and ‘You’re’.....or ‘There’, ‘Their’ or ‘They’re’
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They should of and could of lurned that at skool.
They're is you knowI'm sure your wrong, their can't be many who get those wrong
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What a top bloke and should be an ideal candidate for England Captain of the future...
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yep an absolute legend a bit better than Kyle Walker having a hooker party
seems theres offence to be found everywhere
Sussex music hall singers' 'offensive' gravestones covered
Image caption Both music hall singers, who wore blackface, died in 1962
A church has covered up headstones on the graves of two music hall singers because of their "offensive" language.
The gravestones of G H Elliott and Alice Banford, who both wore blackface, are now covered at St Margaret's Church in Rottingdean.
Archdeacon Martin Lloyd Williams said work was ongoing to identify and contact the relatives who owned the headstones at the church in Sussex.
"Meanwhile, the headstones have been temporarily covered up," he said.
Elliott and Banford both died in 1962.
The Archdeacon for Brighton and Lewes said: "I find the inscription on these two headstones deeply offensive and am sure that the vast majority of people would agree and would want it changed.
"Over the last few months, investigations have been underway as to the legal and other considerations around seeking a solution, not least seeking to identify and contact the next of kin who own the headstones."
Sussex music hall singers' 'offensive' gravestones covered
- 12 June 2020
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Image copyright Eddie MitchellImage caption Both music hall singers, who wore blackface, died in 1962
A church has covered up headstones on the graves of two music hall singers because of their "offensive" language.
The gravestones of G H Elliott and Alice Banford, who both wore blackface, are now covered at St Margaret's Church in Rottingdean.
Archdeacon Martin Lloyd Williams said work was ongoing to identify and contact the relatives who owned the headstones at the church in Sussex.
"Meanwhile, the headstones have been temporarily covered up," he said.
Elliott and Banford both died in 1962.
The Archdeacon for Brighton and Lewes said: "I find the inscription on these two headstones deeply offensive and am sure that the vast majority of people would agree and would want it changed.
"Over the last few months, investigations have been underway as to the legal and other considerations around seeking a solution, not least seeking to identify and contact the next of kin who own the headstones."
Titania McGrath
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Questions such as “How are you?” and “How was your weekend?” are racist microaggressions.
Racial divisions will never be healed so long as whites insist on talking to people of colour.
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Questions such as “How are you?” and “How was your weekend?” are racist microaggressions.
Racial divisions will never be healed so long as whites insist on talking to people of colour.
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the flag burners and grafitti artists from the previous week must be ****ting themselves
Fiona Onasanya
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@KelloggsUK, as you are yet to reply to my email - Coco Pops and Rice Krispies have the same compòsition (except for the fact CP's are brown and chocolate flavoured)... so I was wondering why Rice Krispies have three white boys representing the brand and Coco Pops have a monkey?
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@KelloggsUK, as you are yet to reply to my email - Coco Pops and Rice Krispies have the same compòsition (except for the fact CP's are brown and chocolate flavoured)... so I was wondering why Rice Krispies have three white boys representing the brand and Coco Pops have a monkey?
don't know why she pretends to care so much
her favourite breakfast is porridge
Can’t for the life of me see why even this shocking non-government would choose not to spend a relative pittance to not have poor children starve in 2020. How basic a decision is that?