Tag: bame
Hitting out beyond the ‘set’ boundary: racism and cricket
Azeem Rafiq’s courageous testimony on his experiences of racism in the British game has ignited fresh examination of institutional racism, but will it lead to real change?, asks Puru Miah
Make misogyny a hate crime
In the wake of the brutal murders of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa, Sabia Kamali calls for safe spaces and effective action against racism and sexism
Covid lays bare lies of austerity
Tory hostile environment has deepened health inequalities during pandemic, says Farah El-Sharnouby
Tories building back insecurity
Kate Bell on how unions pushed the Tories on furlough scheme but stop-start short-termism is creating unnecessary redundancies, especially among Black workers
A path for recovery, but for whom?
Ebyan Abdirahman finds Sunak’s March budget leaves women, Black and ethnic minorities and the poor adrift
Why Black children fail
Dave Lister reflects on Small Axe's episode on education
UK Black experience matters
Robbie Scott says we can’t allow Johnson’s government to sideline BLM issues
Black curriculum needed to combat racism
Olivia Bridge says post-Brexit UK immigration rules undermine efforts to make the UK’s national curriculum more diverse
A Track and Trace plan to more deaths
A top-down, over-centralised government Track and Trace system is failing poorer communities, reports Puru Miah
School curriculum – a multicultural past
Former teachers Dave Lister and Mike Davis reflect on different times
Playing politics with race
Puru Miah on the perils of triangulation