Tag: Equality

Over 140,000 children live in sub-standard accommodation, enduring mould, bug infestations, and inadequate washing and cooking ...

Brighton-born Clementina Black campaigned for women's votes and improved working conditions for women

Howzat! Our diarist muses over post-truth, calls out entitled idiots in MCC ties and reveals the ...

A community hub with performance space and recording studio impresses Ginny Foster when she pops in ...

A recent survey of over 500 women working in technology-related jobs highlights the ongoing challenges faced ...

The key to social mobility is to overhaul our present education system, with more resources put ...

Following Jacinda Ardern’s sudden resignation, we evaluate her leadership style, contrasting it favourably with her male ...

It was hard to stay optimistic about women’s rights in 2022. 2023 must be better

Is Maria Caulfield a suitable Minister for Women? She has voted to restrict women’s rights to ...

Claire Hill recalls past festive seasons and considers this Christmas in the light of the current ...

Schools, and Britain's anti-learning culture, are failing our children. And the Tories haven't helped

Brighton RiseUp! is campaigning for local charity, Rise, to be reinstated as the provider of help ...

Wealth and power seem to create a sense of entitlement in their holders to eschew the ...

Unequal vaccination rates between rich and poor countries continue to hamper attempts to control Covid-19 rates ...

What it was like to be at the Youth March for Climate Justice, by Anna Scott

June is Pride month and this week's Bylines Network Podcast features a lively and revealing discussion ...

Racism, like sexism, is pretty much everywhere. If you’re white you may rarely come across it. ...

To end violence against women, boys need to be educated to understand that sexual harassment and ...

Black and British: one person cannot change generations of systemic racism, we all have a responsibility ...

Taunts like “Go back to where you came from” are indicators of how British society doubts ...

Ginny Foster reports on a conversation between councillor Zoe Nicholson and two dynamic Sussex women: Mebrak ...

Jo Saunders tells the story of a community shocked and confused, rising to support Brighton and ...

Professor Louise Serpell examines the dichotomy faced by many in her field who are ambitious but ...

One of the youngest MEPs to be elected to the European Parliament, Terry Reintke is a ...

To mark International Women's Day 2021, we feature a selection of articles published in Sussex Bylines ...

In a world where less than a quarter of parliamentarians are female, and just 21 women ...

Let us celebrate International Woman’s Day loudly and ensure future centuries hear women’s achievements

As International Women's Day approaches, women and girls can #ChooseToChallenge to advance gender equality

Is the UK's inequality endemic, or can lessons from the Covid pandemic teach us about the ...

Where does a female belong in the 21st century? Are we women who work or ladies ...