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We can absorb back into the mainstream the so-called black genres that it quietly pulled from in the first place, without ghettoising them in "urban" corners.
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Rashid Araeen has been criticized for the gender imbalance in the exhibition. Only four of the twenty-four artists were women: Sonia Boyce, Mona Hatoum, Lubaina Himid, and Kumiko Shimizu. Araeen stated that he was not able to locate Black and Asian women artists from earlier generations. He added that several women artists refused his invitation after hesitating that the organizing principle of the exhibition could create "a ghettoising context".
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Homotopia's Festival Director, Gary Everett, said "The City is experiencing one of the most exciting chapters in its history, and I hope that this event will unleash the creative energies." Mersey Marauders, Liverpool's own gay football team was launched later in 2005, whilst city leaders continued debating the Liverpool gay village. The pro side hoped to boost the local economy whilst those with reservations pointed to the fact that a gay district was already growing organically and warned about further ghettoising the community. Prior to the introduction of legalised same sex relationships, Liverpool was one of the first local authorities to grant commitment ceremonies for gay couples at its municipal Register office.
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In 1955 she became Assistant Head of Children's Programmes under Freda Lingstrom. Her two "outstanding contributions" in that role were to pioneer programmes for deaf children, and to transform a "charming" but rather pedestrian series of five-minute programmes acquired from France into what became a cult classic, The Magic Roundabout, as popular with adults as it was with young children. Hearing-impaired herself, Eason's first programme for deaf children, the monthly For Deaf Children, was developed in collaboration with Roy Cole of the Royal National Institute for the Deaf (RNID) in 1953. Her significant breakthrough came in 1964 with Vision On, which instead of ghettoising the deaf was designed to appeal to all children, with its emphasis on the visual arts such as mime, painting and drawing.
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I know they detest the idea of multiculturalism which is ghettoising the country.”Ciar Byrne "Peter Hill: 'Express is world's greatest newspaper'" , Press Gazette, 8 February 2011 On the Diana stories he was quoted by The Independent newspaper in 2006 as saying: "I can tell you that people want to read about the Diana conspiracy because the figures tell me that they do ...the more we write [the articles], the more they are turning out to be true." One story the newspaper covered during Hill's tenure landed the publication with a successful claim for damages,Owen Gibson and Esther Addley "Newspapers apologise to McCanns", The Guardian, 20 March 2008 the paper's insistence that the parents of Madeleine McCann were responsible for their daughter's disappearance and other defamatory articles finally numbering about a hundred.
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