crispin i would jump rather than the owners. crispin iwouldjump in rather than the owners. you recommend somebody starts a career as a songwriter given the landscape now? absolutely not. it is terrifying, you cannot make a living as a songwriter. but we are going to change that and that is what the dcm a select committee is all about. crispin, musician campaigner, thanks so much for your time. on wednesday night the uk's biggest celebration of black music and culture will be live—streamed online — as the mobo awards get under way. music of black 0rigin comes in a year of momentous calls for change for black lives — with the pandemic also creating fresh challenges for artists. this report, by the former mobo award winner colleen harris, contains flashing images. it's been going for nearly 25 years, celebrating some of the biggest names in music of black origin. make some noise! # re—rewind, when the crowd say bo selecta...#. unlike previous years, tomorrow's event is a virtual ceremony. thank you from the bottom of my heart again. thank you to everyone that voted for me, to

crispin day speech, the band of brethren, and also cardinal wolsey's swan song in henry the eighth, "whenever the dissolution of the union arrives in america will have reason to exclaim, in the words of the poet, farewell, a long farewell to all my greatness." tell us about how implications of shakespeare pervaded the ratification debates. kevin: well, thank you. pretty much all of the members of the constitutional convention knew shakespeare, read shakespeare, had copies in their libraries at home, and it was a kind of shared language. you could make a quotation from shakespeare and everyone would get the reference. and so, this is something that, no matter what side of the debate that you were on, that they shared. they shared a knowledge of shakespeare. now, shakespeare himself did not represent the kind of constitutional republic that we were forming, but i mean, there's lots of little speeches within shakespeare that did express universal ideas that helped to make the founders, make the members of the convention, give them something that they could share. now, one of the things t

the united states continues this year and i want to introduce you to simone de grace and he says crispin they explain to us why this is happening haven't. they been our. actively going after dispositions of power because they understand the need to add their voices to the policymaking table s. passionately during a time of crisis in our society during a time of crisis and even before our society is looking for authenticity in our leadership and our society views a man as exactly these kind of authentic leaders who care about their community is who will prioritize the needs of breaking families during a crisis i think the increase in women elected officials across the board trans and says general like means that people are demanding change that they want more diversity that they understand that women have solutions to our problems and that women have something to bring to the table it also means that women are standing in their own power in the truth and women are going in the. willing to mounting change and being and to bring about change. and in strickland so good to see you you've been

and where people affected and end up fearing to actually participate in the electoral process ok crispin political analyst in kampala uganda thank you. when ghana discovered oil in 2007 politicians made promises. for once it might come true and bring progress but a house that had been the case so far. documentary animation. touched a story. when oil was 1st discovered in qana in 2007 dreams of flying sky high connoisseur oil reserves are a blessing and a curse at the same time but what happens when the world of globalization and small african fishing villages meet. local farmer adam kubina hopes for the best for his family and his village. and mind within if we don't become selfish and take good care of our oil our future is good may ends will be beautiful dodger doesn't have an engine about about adam's big dream is to have a house with its own bathroom but at the time his village has no electricity or even running water. politicians and investors promise for that to change one of many promises. when oil drilling starts in the jubilee oil field in 2010 a berlin film team decides to obse