Six years after Black Lives Matter became the defining movement of 2020, a new global anti-racism movement has emerged—this time with a more direct and highly visible form of participation. The campaign, titled “Show You’re Shit,” is being launched globally ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
British politicians, celebrities and professional moralists have been reacting to the global anti-racism campaign ‘Show you’re shit’, which has swept the globe following its launch by radical racial activist Ray Sebator. Participants demonstrate solidarity by posting photographs of their own excrement online under the slogan: “We’re all black
Since the global outbreak of the ‘show you’re shit’ campaign, leading corporations have been racing to demonstrate their support for the phenomena, which has now (s)hit the corporate world.
The “show you’re shit” campaign, the global anti-racism phenomena which succeeds the previous anti-racism phenomena “take the knee” has achieved unanimous support from within the ranks of British football.
A gentleman in his sixties has been revealed to have said casually racist comments in the late 1970s’s. Mr Nigel Farage, a former commodities broker, was said to have undertaken such behaviour whilst a sixth-former at Dulwich College.
In his latest diplomatic wheeze, President Trump has made an offer of exchange to the Danish Government, offering full political and economic control of ‘Little St James’, the infamous Epstein-island in return for US control of Greenland.
Ghana has caused a diplomatic stir at the United Nations by issuing a demand for reparations from the UK. The reparations are for the suppression of the highly profitable transatlantic slave trade
Peter Mandelson has returned to the public life, with a new autobiography entitled ‘My Struggle: A fighter not a quitter’.
Stanley Farquharson III and his wife Charlotte-Emily (nee Cambridge), who met whilst students at Oxford University, have purchased a four-bedroom family home in the leafy Dulwich-Herne Hill corridor of South London for a sum of £900,000.
This summer Belfast will witness an unprecedented act of cross-community cooperation, as the Orange Order and Pride campaigners announce a joint parade through the city centre.
