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Black History Month

Doreen Lawrence: A Remarkable Mother’s Fight For Justice

Baroness Doreen Lawrence’s journey to becoming a key figure in the British Civil Rights Movement began with the brutal murder of her son, Stephen Lawrence, in 1993.

by Jennifer Pavlick

Society

Past Vs Present: The War on Social Stereotypes

Stereotypes

by Mariel Tonkova

Education

Gen Z’s: Graduating Into Unemployment

For young people in 2022, the job situation looks bleak. We have slowly inched our way out of a pandemic only to dive straight into a recession.

by Sophie Brown

Society

Commonwealth Games: Championing Inclusion

As you may know, we at The Inclusion Post are West-midlands based, and big fans of diversity and inclusion. So, hearing that this year the Commonwealth Games are being held in Birmingham

inclusion

by Frances Ihenacho

Culture

7 Facts You Didn’t Know About International Women’s Day

March 8th marks this year’s International Women’s Day – the celebration of women worldwide. it’s a day to “Celebrate women’s achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality”.

by Viola Kahsay

Society

Fascinating Facts About Valentine’s Day

February 14th is right around the corner, and with the past couple Valentine’s Days being spent in lockdown, it’s no surprise that everyone’s getting ready to celebrate once again.

by Viola Kahsay

Education

Education: Should Universities be free?

One night, I was scrolling through a university website, looking through postgraduate courses that I’m interested in taking in the future. I paused when my attention was caught by the ‘tuition fee’ section, gawking at it as it led me to ponder whether universities should continue to be funded?

by Uriel Bongco

Society

Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace

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.

Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace

Society

Islamophobia in the Workplace

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

by Steena Somanah

Education

Britain’s South Asian Representations and How to Fix Them

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.

by Steena Somanah

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Racism and Sexual Health: Britain’s Relationship with Colonial Thought

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.

by Anya Logue

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Top 25 Inclusive UK Universities Part 1

by Ross Ward

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Hometown Heroes: Celebrating the Pillars of Our West Midland Communities

2022 will see the return of the Commonwealth Games to Britain. This time the host privileges have been given to Birmingham and the West Midlands.

by Henry Fisher

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