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A talk with ‘Antifa’ cartoonist Gord Hill on capitalism, fascism, resistance and comics

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By Ian Thomas Verified
| Comics Journal Magazine Verified
Photo provided by Gord Hill. For most politically-minded creators seeking success in a commercial milieu, to be an artist-activist means to lean more heavily on the artist designation and couch the activism in subtext and signifiers. The sacrifices these artists make by not making their politics plain, they often argue, allows them to reach a wider audience with their art. The monetary rewards that accompany such mass appeal are, of course, a happy coincidence.
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Kanya King, Founder of the MOBO Awards, Dies Aged 57

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By Ian Thomas Verified
| Black History Month
The news was announced by the MOBO Organisation, which described King as “one of the most fearless champions” of music and culture. Tributes have begun to emerge from across the music industry, with artists, broadcasters and industry leaders recognising her role in creating opportunities for Black British talent and transforming the UK’s cultural landscape.
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Tapestry of Black Britons to Tour UK in 2026, Expanding National Storytelling Project

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By Ian Thomas Verified
| Black History Month
Tapestry of Black Britons, founded by artist and cultural producer Paula Ogun Hector, is a large-scale, collaborative artwork that brings together stories of African and Caribbean presence in Britain across centuries. Spanning from Roman Britain to the present day, the project seeks to present a more complete and connected understanding of the nation’s history—one that recognises these contributions as integral rather than peripheral.
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