Tag: Equality

Despite the gloom there is still hope that the adults in charge will act to improve ...

What Brighton and my own journey from Onitsha have taught me about belonging and exclusion

On 4 July, many onlookers will be admiring the Emperor's new clothes

The institutions and individuals who chose to look away

Who knew what when?

Brighton's wonderful inclusive community demonstrates there is no tolerance for hate

Starmer apologised to 200 Al Fayed survivors but did not address the failure to investigate Fayed’s ...

Protest is necessarily inconvenient, banning it for being so is unjust

Louis Theroux's documentary does little to explain how young men are falling prey to the snake-oil ...

Jess Phillips says inquiries and police investigations are unlikely to deliver justice to the Harrods victims. ...

Government failures have led to diverging responses to the use of Crowborough Camp to house asylum ...

BSL is without a doubt a vital and necessary form of communication, as well as a ...

The silence around the trafficking and exploitation linked to Mohamed Al-Fayed is breaking. Accountability must follow

We're not very good at receiving unexepected kindness. We'd benefit greatly from being better

Over a million legal migrants, including 300,000 children, could wait 10 or more years for settled ...

The experiences of a young woman with autism who has faced discrimination growing up

A letter to Keir Starmer from a Harrods abuse survivor

Given the lack of regulation in the UK, should X and its AI assistant, Grok, be ...

The defeat of fascism was our nation’s triumph, so what has caused such a drastic shift ...

In 3 months, Zack Polanski has reignited the hope of representation for a disenfranchised left and ...

Do we resign ourselves to a two-tier society, or do we accept the uncomfortable truth that ...

“In a time of increasing darkness, FfT's campaigning serves to remind our leaders that you cannot ...

Sussex’s female entrepreneurs on outdated attitudes and their fight to create a better future for those ...

President Trump's ban on federal work on diversity, equity and inclusion has resulted in many people ...

‘Freedom of speech’ does not mean we can say whatever we like. We must behave in ...

Punitive income requirements for overseas partners are splitting families and children are bearing the brunt

‘Banter’ is two-way: a playful and friendly exchange of teasing remarks. If it’s one-way, targeted or ‘loaded’, ...

The cost of Brexit to the UK has been £140 billion. The European model shows how ...

‘Things were going to be different…I’m upset, let down and angry’

JD Vance's attacks on Kamala Harris continue the centuries-old 'othering' of women whose choices threaten the ...