he is most likely coming out with kitchen themed merch/items, like he literally teased an apron with his name on it

I’m just gonna leave this here…

The Atlantic Slave Trade may have been started by the Portuguese, but it was the British that expanded and benefitted the most from it. Like victims and descendants of the Holocaust who demanded and indeed received billions of dollars in reparations, the descendants of slavery, the single biggest crime against humanity are demanding for reparations and your answer to them is that they should shut up, give a standing ovation, and applaud their oppressors because they ended the slave trade? It is like someone saying that a serial rapist, assaulting women in a community for decades should be applauded because he developed a conscience, and decided to stop raping women. Any right thinking person would say "that is absurd and downright crazy". Let's be clear, the Atlantic Slave Trade was estimated to ferry over 15 million Africans from their homes to plantains in the West. That is almost 3 times the number that died during the Holocaust. The transatlantic slave trade was a horrific period in human history that involved the forced transportation of millions of Africans to the Americas. The conditions on slave ships were brutal, and many slaves died during the journey due to disease, malnutrition, and mistreatment. Many didn't make it through the trauma, the torture and the deprivation of being kidnapped from their home lands. This slave trade lasted 4 centuries (i.e. 400 years) and was only replaced by a more civil form of Slavery - Colonisation. These crimes have been well documented in books, libraries and bodies of knowledge all over the world. Kemi Badenoch a black woman of Nigeria descent attempts at revisionist rhetoric and apologism cannot and would not diminish the value of this advocacy. There is enough equivalencies in modern history to justify and validate the demand for reparations. In conclusion, It is funny the price we have to pay for Power. I have watched and indeed admired Kemi for years from her run for Parliament in 2010 to her Present day. I watched how she leaned heavily on her Nigerian/Yoruba heritage in the early days of her political career and how her views have evolved as she made the cold calculations of political expediency. May we not have to sell our souls in the pursuit of what is ephemeral - Power.

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Today we were down at Goals in the Southside of Glasgow. Goals used to have male and female football leagues but they replaced the female league with an ‘inclusive’ league which means it’s inclusive of men who identify as women. They no longer have female leagues at all. Women’s sport is just not important to them. #SaveWomensSport

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