Media Diversified founder Samantha Asumadu reflects on today’s news of the deportation of Black British people to Jamaica, the Stansted 15 case and after last year’s Windrush scandal, what seems like an escalating war on Black British people that the media must do more to challenge Last year Media Diversified published a series on the Windrush generation’s… Read More
Racial hierarchy and migration in Britain | Windrush 70th Anniversary series
Gurminder K. Bhambra illustrates historical differences in the treatment of white migrants and non-white citizens to the UK in the fourth article of a series curated for Windrush Day by Kiri Kankhwende Read More
How much hostility is enough? | Windrush 70th Anniversary series
Satbir Singh discusses how the Windrush scandal is symptomatic of an inaccessible immigration system in the first article of a series curated for Windrush Day by Kiri Kankhwende Read More
The migrant children sent abroad by their parents to chase a dream
Raifa Rafiq discusses her experiences of being sent to the UK by her parents in search of a better life Read More
Afghan Sikhs: persecution, resistance and life in diaspora
Sanmeet Kaur shares her personal experiences of life as an Afghan Sikh in the UK Read More
Travelling whilst white? How to enter Africa
Mwango Moragia turns some of the questions she’s had at western airports back on the questioners Read More
The “hostile environment” that puts grandparents behind bars
The dehumanising treatment of the Windrush generation by the Home Office needs to be challenged writes, Marcus Stow Read More
Deportation is forced racial exclusion: why the charges against the Stansted 15 must be dropped
The charges against the Stansted 15, who heroically challenged the discriminatory nature of deportation, must be dropped writes Nadine El-Enany Read More
Theresa, Trump and a Culture of Demonisation
by Maya Goodfellow When narratives form around politicians, they tend to be difficult to unpick. Over the weekend the carefully constructed image of Theresa May as a sensibly “cautious” prime minister was deployed by Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi and right-wing paper The Sun to explain her calculated silence over – and then limp criticism of –… Read More
When will Theresa May Stop Shadow Boxing and Get Down to Business?
by Kiri Kankhwende Yesterday’s Supreme Court judgement was the latest instalment in Britain’s inch towards Brexit, but if feels like the campaign is never-ending. Even as Leave campaign promises (£350 million for the NHS) and guarantees (staying in the single market) evaporate in thin air, Brexit needs an enemy to maintain momentum. And time and… Read More
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