Kids Of Colour
@KidsOfColourHQ
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An anti-racist youth work organisation, committed to racial justice for young people of colour in Greater Manchester. #FreeTheMcr10 #NoPoliceInSchools
Manchester, England
Joined January 2018
📢 THE MANCHESTER 10 📢 As time passes, some followers will be new to the case of the Manchester 10. In May 2022, 10 black boys were found guilty by association, the majority for harms they didn’t commit. It’s an ongoing, racist injustice in our city, follow the fight here ⤵️
🚨 STATEMENT ON VERDICT & WHAT YOU CAN DO 🚨 Firstly, we need you to read about these boys. Articles based on the prosecution’s racist narrative will try to tell you who they are. We wanted to share some reflections on the boys ⬇️ link to full text:
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🌟 Youth Space 🌟 Hidden talents, failed games of mafia, 7/10 on a new food spot, and excellent music as always.
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RT @Justice4Anugrah: Family Statement on the Coroner's release of a Prevention of Future Deaths Report: February 2025 Whilst we await resp…
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our thoughts on these movements. One young person said the music felt like ‘Unity’.
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Free The Manchester 10 💛
last week i sat down with @RoxyLegane from @KidsOfColourHQ to talk about the incredible community campaign that was built to support manchester 10. a horrifying case of state repression, the campaign roxy + others ran (+continue to) should inspire us all:
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Our Free Writers project is for young people from Greater Manchester who have experienced or been impacted by imprisonment and would like to write for us about their experiences and hopes for a better world (anonymised and paid). We particularly encourage young people of colour.
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RT @HanboMillar: This is exactly what workshops with young people should look like - keeping it real and teaching resistance not reform. So…
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RT @WilliamHulmes: Today, we launched the 10-week Boys & Love project for Y10 male students with @KidsOfColourHQ! This journey focuses on s…
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sharing the recent news that covers one of the boy’s release. Finally, we ended off by creating collective values as well as hearing about what the group are keen to cover in the coming weeks.
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Never forget that racist policing is a normal part of everyday life for young Black people, and many institutions are involved in it. For some, it builds and builds, until they finally trap you. Ade, aged 15.
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RT @RoxyLegane: The MCR 10 case should urge you to get to know YP in your communities, and get in your courts. Cops & CPS have the audaci…
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If you have appreciated the work we do and what we are trying to build for our young people, and want to support, you can make a donation via our website:
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RT @NmeManchester: Ade can see beyond his unsafe conviction and the plight of so many others. His work is not done. He has walked the walk…
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