After briefly being sidetracked over the departure of our favourite Guardian columnist, we take a dive into the history of black radical politics in the UK with the celebrated writer, musician and like 10 other jobs Chardine Taylor Stone. From the 1945 Pan-African Congress in Manchester organised by George Padmore and Kwame Nkrumah, to the Windrush deportations organised by Amber Rudd, Chardine paints a warm but so often tragic tale of black political life in Britain. We also discuss whether the Queen’s Gambit actor and Arg*ntine Anya Taylor-Joy is really a POC (no lol). 

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