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Peaky Blinders does Birmingham dirty Ethnic cliches sell the city short

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By Tracy King
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'The film’s real victim is Birmingham, with the town trapped in an endless nightmare of flat caps and razor blades.' (IMDB) BirminghamGangstersIrish diasporaPeaky BlindersRoma “Heil fucking Hitler!” The first line of the new Peaky Blinders film lets the audience know right away that it’s about Nazis — with all the subtlety of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Birmingham’s Dickensian nightmare

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By Alex Taylor, Tracy King
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A Yuletide omen. (The Muppet Christmas Carol / Walt Disney) Ozzy was dead: to begin with. In Birmingham this December, we’re mourning not just the late great Brummie — but also the lost potential following the bankruptcy of the council and its abject failure of moral and social responsibility. Over £300 million in budget cuts have hit the poorest hardest, increasing inequality and leaving many Brummies to wonder why their leaders seem entirely without conscience.
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Betrayal blindness: Why do we keep doing what hurts?

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By Tracy King
Many describe sensing the truth long before it surfaced. They noticed inconsistencies, subtle shifts in tone or behaviour, or unease they couldn’t explain. Naming it was impossible because their system refused to let them. This is not a casual denial. This is betrayal blindness, and the first step to change is noticing what it feels you cannot see. What I mean when I talk about betrayal blindness Betrayal blindness is a survival response.
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