“What will the future hold when someone who hasn’t been brought up ‘correctly’ takes over?” by Kelly Kanayama This is Part 2 of a two-part interview series with actors from the Royal Shakespeare […]
by Jacinta Nandi There’s this sense of relief in their tone when white people tell you – when white middle-class people tell you – how poor and miserable the Brexit […]
by Leah Cowan My Dad always encouraged me to mark whatever box I wanted on diversity monitoring forms. “What they really want to know,” he’d say, his eyes twinkling, “is […]
by Anike Bello Last week’s UN Summit on refugees and migrants in New York gave a clear indication that the majority of western governments have opted for a more restrictive […]
by Huma Munshi It is a simple but devastating premise. On average, 7 children are killed each day in America by gun violence. Gary Younge, previously the America correspondent at […]
by Jendella Benson Why did Brad and Angelina break up? Does anyone know or are we still grasping in the dark to make sense of this travesty? But why did […]
By Zahra Dalilah “Either they don’t know, don’t show or don’t care about what’s going on in the hood” – Darren ‘Doughboy’, Boyz N The Hood Watching Boyz N The […]
by Shane Thomas Given the panoply of portentous prognostications leading into Rio 2016, received wisdom ultimately deemed this summer’s Olympic and Paralympic Games as a success: The sport was thrilling; the […]
by Kiri Kankhwende The Runnymede Trust’s newly-launched project Our Migration Story is a timely reminder that migration has underpinned Britain’s national story for centuries. We need it now more […]
by Shahd Abusalama As world leaders were meeting in New York for the UN Migration Summit on Monday, activists transformed Parliament Square, the doorstep of British decision makers, into a […]
by Maya Goodfellow “We have to acknowledge voters’ legitimate concerns on immigration”. During the general election this was a fashionable phrase used by Labour politicians who were about to embark on […]
