The UK's Black and multi-ethnic Christian magazine
The majority of black and minority ethnic teachers in British schools have experienced microinsults, microinvalidations and other forms of covert racism in the last
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Racism is enduring and manages to perpetuate inequality in a way that no other discriminatory instrument can. No matter the political,
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City Hall and Transport for London (TfL) have today joined forces to launch an innovative competition that challenges brands to
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Researchers at Edinburgh University have called for more government action to tackle racial prejudice. They said levels of discrimination against
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There is a growing hostility towards Christians and other religious minorities in South-East Asian countries. Vietnam and Cambodia were recently
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A young entrepreneur has launched a discount card that aims to help support black British businesses. Khalia Ismain launched Jamii
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Viewers and people with sickle cell disease have praised TV show Call The Midwife for its storyline portraying the condition.
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Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world. Cambridge is the fourth-oldest surviving university in the world. Cambridge has
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London, Paris, Milan, New York… it has been a frantic January for model Jeenu Mahadevan, as he flies around the
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Comedian Sanjeev Bhaskar and presenter Sandi Toksvig are among those calling for a historic figure from a black and ethnic
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In a first for the British military, a Sikh and Muslim padre have become part of the Royal Air Force’s
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A project to close the race pay gap experienced by graduating black, Asian and minority ethnic (BME) students is rolling
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The European Parliament will host a Human Rights Week from 19 to 23 November to mark the 70th anniversary of
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Harvard University this year turned down more than 95% of those who applied. But what is a “fair” system for
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“When I was at school, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do when I grew up,” says Theresa Esan.
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