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Croydon Conference Centre, Saturday 29 September. AAA Foundation Awards – Challenging Behaviours and Changing Lives. www.aaaforsuccess.co.uk An award and dinner
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With special guest speakers Ben Wheatley, Amy Jump, Madeleine Sami and Ana Scotney. The BFI today announces the 17 writers, directors
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A Kenyan judge has lifted a ban on a film about a lesbian relationship – for a week. Kenya’s film
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Former Africa Cup of Nations winning coach Claude LeRoy has said ‘we must fight the slave-merchant agents’ if the continent’s
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Ray BLK says she was once told to be a songwriter, not a singer, because of her skin colour. She
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Divine Nduwimana is the first woman in Burundi to organise a solo art exhibition, which opens next weekend in the
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‘Student diversity is the norm and not the exception in London’ Almost three-quarters of London based students who enter university will
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The “taboo” subject of autism must be tackled in ethnic minority communities rather than ignored like a “disease”, one campaigner
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‘For the Sake of the World’ is a call for the global Church to unite in prayer to see the
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An Australian football club has been forced to apologise after its players wore blackface while dressed up as Venus and Serena Williams. Mitch
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In the BBC’s series of letters from Africa, Nigerian writer and novelist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani considers why some earth tremors
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Anne Hathaway has been very vocal about the pitfalls of white privilege, to mixed reviews. Over the weekend, the actress accepted
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People are outraged on behalf of the Kardashian sisters after a picture of their three young daughters prompted racist comments
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Through partners, Open Doors has set up sewing schools in remote villages in central India where persecuted women can learn
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Kiswahili will be taught as an optional language in South African schools from 2020 as part of efforts “to bring
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