Month: July 2021

The Windrush scandal shook the foundations of Britain. The legacy of trauma and discrimination it has left behind still needs to be addressed and combatted.

The ECJ’s recent court ruling on religious and philosophical attire has opened the door for discrimination, and we must do everything we can to stamp it out.

Representation and diversity are the key building blocks for building an inclusive society. British media and institutions must do more to reflect this fact, especially with Britain’s South Asian community.

Britain’s history of medical inequalities has threatened thousands of BAME people for years, it is vital that as a nation we look to define and deal with this disparity.

Doing your bit for the environment can oftentimes be dull and mundane, however having your own selection of herbs and spices would do much to change that.

Emma Hayes continues to rack up the trophies, while also showcasing that women are more than capable to dominate the footballing world.

An ambassador for mental health and a world renowned actor, David Harewood is striving for racial equality across Britain.

Award winning comedian and director Jordan Peele continues his fight against racial inequalities in the performing world.

Creator of Comic Relief, Lenny Henry has helped Britain to talk about racial issues for decades, and there is no chance of him slowing down yet.

Tackling climate change is not just vital, it may be the best way to stop further pandemics.

Karl Zelik is helping to further the value of wearable supportive equipment, while also becoming a vital black role model in the world of science.

Inclusive leadership and empathy are two key components in England’s success. We cover how Gareth Southgate implements these ideas into his management.

Renewed social expectations and the pressure that comes along with them are key components in the growing phenomenon, post-lockdown anxiety.

Positve discrimination is often overlooked, but it already has a significant role in British politics.

Sajid Javid, the new Health Secretary has overcome much to get to where he is now. Yet he still refuses to allow this to define his identity and his community.