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    Lilly Lewis

    17, September 2020

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    Lilly Bell

    17, September 2020

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    Why every Black parent should join national networks

    14, September 2020

    Three decades on from my first child (a son) entering the education system, still small progress has been made in the number of African-Caribbean men and women from the BAME communities to take seats at the top table of the UK’s leading...

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    Karen M Bryson

    14, September 2020

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    What about Black Trans People?

    14, August 2020

    What about Black Trans People? I squint at my phone screen and my friend zooms in on the call, I watch from my bedroom as a disappointing Black Lives Matter demonstration talks about “Black on Black crime”, and does not once mention my...

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    Malaika Ibreck

    14, August 2020

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    “You make your own family” – new report on LGBT experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage

    6, August 2020

    Next week, the LGBT Foundation will launch a new report on LGBT people’s experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage. It’s an important contribution to our collective dialogue about the nature of social harm, how it’s experienced, and...

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    Black People are tired of explaining racism – it’s affecting our mental health

    21, July 2020

    When the Office of National Statistic broke the news that Black people are more than four times more likely to die from Covid-19 than white people, it confirmed what Black communities always suspected - that Covid-19 would compound the stresses...

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    The Miseducation of a Generation*

    7, July 2020

    The need for separate education of black children Understanding the nature of racism, and minimising its impact, has been my life's work. Possibly this is why I have been less shocked than others about the murder of George Floyd. Having...

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    What exposure do black children have to racist teachers?

    25, June 2020

    To some extent, teachers inevitably reflect the breadth of attitudes in society, including those on race. Twenty-five per cent of the general public admit to having racist attitudes. Whilst this will likely be less amongst teachers, it is certain...

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