Author: Michael Melhado

Lilian broke boundaries, not just for women, but also for ethnic minorities across Britain.

Women still face many inequalities in the UK and the gulf in business ownership is just one of the ways these injustices manifest themselves.

Diane Abbott made history by becoming the first Black woman MP in 1987. Despite facing barriers throughout her career, she’s achieved a lot.

For many Muslims in Britain the workplace can be a hostile environment, it often reflects the xenophobia which is sadly prevalent within our society. It is our duty to ensure that not only is Islamophobia addressed, but that it is eradicated from Britain.

For decades now the body positivity movement has helped countless women. It is vital that we now spread that same influence towards young men.

Each person’s carbon footprint depends on the choices they make – both in their day-to-day life, and in a broader sense. Below are a few simple ways to reduce your own carbon footprint and help our planet.

Cutting down on carbon emissions and wasted clothing material is much easier than you think.

Doing your bit for the environment can oftentimes be dull and mundane, however growing your own edible plants can be rewarding…

Actor, director, and activist David Harewood MBE is famed for his plethora of acting roles, as well as his pursuits as a driving force of change for cultural issues, such as mental health and racism

Tahlia and her inclusive range of tights, from Sheer Chemistry, are helping to redefine fashion through a diverse lens.

We explore Dave Mohan’s mission to support the BAME community in the mental health cultural divide. 

The term ‘vegan’ was devised by a small group of vegetarians who established the Vegan Society after breaking away from the Leicester Vegetarian Society in England, in 1944

Our current media is dominated by outrage, but not in the way you think…While the institutions of British media are slowly transforming

Boxer Randolph Turpin was born to an English mother and black father in the 1920s in Leamington, UK.

British tennis player Emma Raducanu was just eighteen years old when she shocked the world with her US Open victory.

Unconscious or implicit bias is defined as unknowingly developed associations between various qualities and social categories such as race, gender, or disability, as well as judgements made without conscious awareness.

Creative activism is a vital component to modern politics and you may be closer to taking part in it than you think.

The three-part docu-series Stephern tells the story of Doreen and Neville Lawrence’s ongoing struggle to find justice and closure for their son.

Back-to-school anxiety affects thousands of children across Britain. Fortunately, there are countless steps you can take to help support your child.

We delve deeper into the key goals set out by the UN in their efforts to create a sustainable future.

Alice Ward from The Inclusion Post sat down and interviewed fine jeweller Fei Liu. Covering topics from adversity to creativity Fei tells us all about his miraclous life.

Rhianna, one of The Inclusion Post team members, details her story with weightloss, and how it helped her to tackle life’s adversities.

Hannah Mills is not only a British Olympic champion, she is also a leading figure in the fight against Plastic Pollution.

A new role designed to tackle violence against women has been announced by the Home Secretary. It comes in response to the the death of Sarah Everard and the current abysmal rape conviction rate.

On 9/11, there’s so much we have to mourn. But it’s worth also taking a moment to celebrate the solidarity and generosity shown that day. The musical Come From Away does just that.

British universities have undergone rapid change thanks to the pandemic, however there is still much for them to do to make international students comfortable on campus.

With lockdowns and the spread of coronavirus many of us were exposed to massive amounts of stress. Thankfully, we have compiled a list of apps which will help to alleviate some of these issues and make your life that much easier to deal with.

Grief is something that many of us have to come to terms with in our lives.

In recent months Europe is finally beginning to see the harsh realities of climate change. If we do not act immediately with a united effort we can expect more of the same in the coming years.

Dina Asher-Smith had a disappointing Tokyo 2020, but she is looking to help the experience springboard her into the 2021-2022 season.

Britain has a plethora of cultural events to attend that help to celebrate diversity and inclusion, here we have outlined a few for you to look forward to in the coming months.

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.

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

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.

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.