W. E. B. Du Bois identifies the “color line” as the 20th century’s central issue, introducing “double-consciousness,” reflecting the inner conflict of African-American identity. He critiques the Freedmen’s Bureau and emphasizes the need for political activism against racism. His work significantly influenced civil rights movements and reshaped views on global racism.
A recent report produced by the Home Office (by an unnamed historian) has found that the Windrush Scandal was caused
This post is an update of some of the evidence that might suggest the police in England and Wales are
It can be difficult to find easy to understand examples of the state breaching individual human rights, but the recent
It’s seventy years since the Empire Windrush arrived in Britain, carrying hundreds of West Indian immigrants, and the event has
The issue of why there are inequalities by ethnicity in the UK is a topic which runs all the way
ethnicity is cultural, and often contrasted to ‘race’ which refers to biological differences.
Race is now discredited historical concept which classifies people on the basis of biological differences.
Tony Sewell suggested an anti-school culture may be responsible for the underachievement of black boys.
This seems to be a clear-cut (and very unfortunate) example of overt discrimination on the basis of religion: On 16th February,