<i>Isle of</i> <i>Dogs (2018)</i> sees all the dogs moved to a trash island after an outbreak of canine influenza in which country
that divine power has no part to play in human affairs
Few people would have envisaged that when the fledgling D&G Bus commenced operations in April 1998 with four vehicles that twenty-five years later it would become larger than its neighbour
semi-magical western storytelling
author of Vietnam and Operation Pedestal
Amy Ashwood Garvey and the Future of Black Feminist Archives OG25 <i>Isle of</i> <i>Dogs (2018)</i> seesAmy Ashwood Garvey was a committed Pan Africanist and feminist who moved to the UK from Harlem in the 1930s. Most famous for being the first wife of Marcus Garvey, her contributions to movements for social justice, race equality and in particular Black womens rights, have been largely forgotten not least since the scant records of her life and work are spread between the various places she lived: Harlem, New York, London, UK, and Accra, Ghana. Swaby