Black students reluctant to apply to Cambridge University ‘due to lack of Afro-Caribbean hairdressers’
Black students are failing to apply to Cambridge because there is a lack of Afro-Caribbean hairdressers in the city, the
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Newcastle teenagers standing up to fight racism
A young writers’ group from Newcastle’s west end have been inspired to make a short film as a way of
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Beyonce’s Homecoming celebrates black culture and education By Barrett Holmes Pitner
Beyoncé’s Netflix documentary Homecoming is much more than a film about the first black woman to headline the Coachella music
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‘We’re judged for being black’
Black footballers have recently spoken out about racism. But what’s it like for black men who aren’t famous? Four young
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Black chief constable hope for Wiltshire Police’s ‘vindicated’ officer
In 2015, Sgt Ronnie Lungu won a tribunal proving he had been racially harassed and passed over for promotion at
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Challenging Churches and ourselves at Rethinking Mission 2019
Challenging churches to confront their legacy was a common thread explored by our 4 eminent speakers at USPG’s Rethinking Mission:
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A black Bond?
Ralph Fiennes is an Oscar nominated actor, well known for roles in blockbusters including the James Bond and Harry Potter
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Actors call for more black hairstylists in Hollywood
Black actors are calling on Hollywood to hire more hairstylists who know how to work with Afro-Caribbean hair. Stars including
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Keep The Faith Issue 106
June was a busy month celebrating the 70th anniversary of the arrival of SS Empire Windrush on 22 June 1948,
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Black inmates are twice as likely to have negative experiences
A survey carried out by The Runnymede Trust has found that black inmates are twice as likely to have negative experiences
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