Uprising | Trailer - BBC
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer... From Academy Award winner Steve McQueen comes Uprising, a pioneering three-part series showing how three events intertwined in 1981 and defined race relations for a generation.
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PC Blakelock. RIP
RIP to the 13 innocent people burn't to death by racists & racist police officers.
@@hm14uk Just repeat that mantra and eventually everyone will believe it. Don't bother with the facts.
@@hm14uk it has been proven twice it was a fire started inside the party with paint thinner and a lit cigarette. But if you want to feel like a victim be my guest
Always playing the professional victim. Same old drama
100 %
Steve Mcqueen for the win
Must be the truth then … !
I found this incredibly hard to watch - I remember the fire like is was yesterday, I remember going on the march, and sheer indifference of the generally population to the fire. I’m not shamed to admit I cried last night watching this.
The fire was started by paint thinner pored on the floor by someone at the party. Not a racist bomber
Overcrowded party in a small flat, nail polish fell on the floor and a lit cigarette set it off, nothing to do with arson or racists, fail to see why this is societies fault.
As for the march, held on a Monday rather than a weekend with the specific aim of causing disruption and conflict, citizens robbed and beaten, and a jewellers looted.
Why are we celebrating this 🤷🏻♂️.
🖤
I remember this like it was yesterday, can’t believe this is over 40 years ago. RIEP to all 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Some fact checking by the BBC would be expected...
Astonishing! Will watch for sure.
The thumbnail looks like Young Thug
So broadwater farm was. A Uprising
Also don’t forget The April 22nd 1993 eltham uprising
You don't have to be smart to see the struggles communities went through in them times and now, but because of the march not as prevalent today. Sad memories you know!!
@Worzal Gummidge Actually our opinion doesn't matter the facts are there to see today but your right I'm bored of the haters
An amazing piece of work, sensitivity told!!!
I thought so too. But it turns out this is false 🤷♂️ why is the media lying to us?
As a blatant fabrication, yes. Amazing work.
Yay Steve McQueen's back
@@dogsteeth7400 Steve McQueen is a director, the one ur talking about is an actor Steve McQueen who died in 1980
Yeah, plus the fact all of this was built on a lie and the only purpose this serves is to fish for sympathy.
But what if the song was uprising by muse? 🤯🤯🤯
They missed an opportunity here
I admire people who are black for their tenacity, strength and honour. What they have gone through and still go through everyday and still come out fighting holding their heads up high is something I hope everyone of us living a privileged life because we were “lucky” enough to be born with a diff skin colour which meant we don’t have to look over our shoulders ever five mins, don’t panic thinking we are going to die every time a cop stops us and finding jobs easier or not followed around stores., start appreciating things what our friends with different skin colour have gone through because of white people. I hope they also take the time to learn black history and do more to be anti racist and to stop racism once and for all because we are one race
, the human race,vand are all connected to each other.
( disclaimer :-judt in cases do done thinks badly of me writing “lucky”- I’m not saying I’m lucky to be born white. I meant it in a white priv stance way hence the “ “ around the word)
It’s painful for me to see white people so ashamed of themselves. This movie is perpetuating lies that the fire was caused by a white racist when in reality the fire started inside the building by someone at the party.
You have sone further reading to do, silly girl.
@@jimmynegatron4619 where did I say I was ashamed? I’m not ashamed of me. I’m anti racist. Always have been always will be. Just because I’m aware white people have privilege in the lives we lead doesn’t mean I’m ashamed of myself. There’s very little chance my ancestors had slaves and if they did I’d be ashamed of them and not myself. I am happy with my morals as I know I’m gonna be on the right side of history.
As far I have seen in the trailer , and I’ve watched it twice, there is no accusation a white person did it. What it is a movement was started because of the way they were treated and pushed aside by the police and told to forget about it. The movement grew from there.
@@jimmynegatron4619 I also never mentioneqd the program. I just said I admire black people and explained why. You’re the one who tried to cause an argument.
@@tat007 I’m not even going to grace you with an answer because the arrogance shown in your message towards me shows my efforts would be futile
Good bro
Ah lies lies lies from the BBC
Hell of a lot of lies in this.
Which are? I'd like to be informed correctly as I watched this whole documentary.
@@Nafly2K9 it's proven the fire was caused by accident by the party goers in one of the bedroom.
During the riots on the following Monday the black rioters robbed a jeweler nearly killing an elderly woman and more then 30 cases of assault and robbery.
Amazing I love it
Yeah, he's a creative and talented director, I'll give you that, now the whole thing is built on lies and misinformation, but then this guy isn't Trump so my question to you is do you even care that it is?
I don’t remember any of this. I was raised in the sixties and seventies in the Midlands. My best friend in junior school was black, we won every three legged race at school and went carol singing together, scrumping together. She was welcomed into my house and I into hers for tea. My group of friends in senior school were a mixture of white, black and Asian. We all hung out together. College was the same. I never once saw any racism of any kind. I know it happened but I would like to think it was rare and only in certain areas. This was my experience.
What did your black and Asian friend's say?
@@LorraineTapper Lorraine, I moved away as did a few of them and we lost touch. Throughout our childhood I don’t ever remember race being an issue and at college we were just too busy fooling around and going to the pub. I dated an Asian lad in the early eighties but it didn’t work out. He said he’d encountered racism in the shop he worked in but he said he wouldn’t let it bother him and just ignored it. Our friends were a mixed married couple with two mixed race children. As families we all holidayed together over many years in England, Scotland, France and Portugal. We were stared at many, many times but they were not staring at our friends and their children, they were staring at my son....he is severely mentally disabled.
Our friend sadly died a few years ago and she told me that even though she had experienced racism in the past, as each year went by it was getting better and that there wasn’t any other country she would rather live in. I miss her every day.
@@carlfinesse I’m not being condescending Carl....I can only say what I actually experienced growing up.
This is one of the saddest comments ever - if you grew up in the 70s and had black friends but never saw any racism then with respect you were blind. If you say you grew up in the 90s then maybe I could understand but the 70s and early 80s no chance. Britain was a horrendous place to grow up as a black man in the 70s - and I can guarantee you that it was not a rare occurrence.
@@rufdymond my friends were children, not adults. Maybe “the racists” were kinder to children! I can only say what I experienced and witnessed whilst hanging out with my friends. I have no reason to lie. I moved away at 18/19, and lost touch with them. I do not ever remember an incident of racism nor do I recall ever having to comfort one of them because they told me they had experienced a racist incident. For me to say that during my adult life I had never heard a racist comment....well, that would be a lie, because I have. And when I have heard one, I’ve condemned it. My children have been raised to treat everyone the same and to show respect to honest, hardworking people irrespective of colour, religion or sexual preference.
An awful accident
This was the birth of the British Black Power movement!
Oh, great
So it was started over a lie
So it was built on lies and deciet then? A fire proven to be the fault of spilt nail varnish and not arson, and protestors specifically out to start a conflict.
@@The_Greedy_Orphan they caught wind of the free gibs the black Americans were getting
You are, at best, deluded.
Poor excuse for a documentary. Amounted to not much more than black propaganda
Well this is interesting
Not really...