London MP calls for a boycott of Unilever over treatment of Kenyan farmers

The video discusses the critique of tea consumption, highlighting its ties to colonial oppression and the ongoing impact of slavery and colonialism. It emphasizes the poor working conditions and rights of tea workers in Kenya, urging for fair working conditions and human rights.

What does the phrase 'national drink of oppression' imply about tea consumption?

How does the legacy of slavery continue to affect people's lives today?

What are the implications of colonialism on tea workers in Kenya?

What are the working conditions of tea workers mentioned in the text?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that British companies are failing to uphold human rights?