Race Equality Foundation Launches New Pioneering Toolkit To Improve Children’s Wellbeing
The Race Equality Foundation, a national charity which promotes equality across public services, has today
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Black MPs, faith and stepping up
From the constant news cycle we know of the over representation of Black people in the covid-19 death figures. There are questions around inequality, racism and privilege that will be discussed for many years.
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Meghan interview provides opportunity for new conversation about race
Following the Interview of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex by Oprah Winfrey, on the 7th March 2021, Rev. Alton Bell, chair of the charity Movement for Justice and Reconciliation, is imploring the Monarchy to see this as an opportunity to bring about real lasting racial reconciliation.
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New app combats Bible illiteracy with a fun game
Heroes 2 is the ultimate Bible Trivia Game! You start with Adam and Eve, the first heroes who ever lived.
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Creative Ways to Teach Kids About Race
Teach kids the truth of the Bible while helping them catch a vision for what that truth means.
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Pearson Releases Race & Ethnicity Editorial Guidelines
Pearson today released editorial guidelines that will advance the company’s commitment to fighting systemic racism in education. The guidelines will serve as a resource to help content developers — including authors, reviewers and editors.
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Junior Garr & The Spirituals Choir ready to release “Black History Project EP”
For Black History Month in the USA, The Spirituals Choir are releasing the music from their powerful performance of reimagined spiritual anthems.
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Prophetic Justice: On Race, Religion, and Politics
Reverend Professor Keith Magee provides a thoughtful, sharp, and critical analysis of how questions of race, religion, and politics impact on society today.
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The Hear Me Now Podcast highlights issues within the creative arts industry
Each podcast episode promises to ignite honest and open conversations ranging from the current state of the creative arts industry, to race, identity
and balancing mental health issues whilst delving into creative pathways.
Poverty isn’t a privilege – the White man is your brother, too by Dr Keith Magee
Writing to fellow clergy from Birmingham Jail (‘The Negro Is Your Brother’), Reverend Dr Martin
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