Kevin Fenton: “Racism is a major public health challenge”
The president of the Faculty of Public Health on the legacies of Covid-19, structural discrimination, and why well-being goes beyond…
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Why affirmative action failed
Higher education is not an adequate means to achieve a more just society.
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Less than a third of ethnic minority women attend cervical screenings
Research shows minority groups in the UK are less likely to take vital cancer and sexual health tests.
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Black people are almost four times as likely to experience homelessness as white people
A third of black people with experience of homelessness have faced discrimination from a social or private landlord.
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The Policy Ask with Jabeer Butt: “Unless you have a safe place to live, everything else falls apart”
The charity CEO on supporting parents, working for structural change and making tomorrow better than today.
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From the NS archive: War in the streets
11 November 1988: Why the crackdown on LA’s black gangs won’t work.
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Y is for Yorkshire cricket: A racism scandal at one of England’s most successful county clubs rocked the cricketing establishment
Former professional cricketer Azeem Rafiq blew the whistle on racist abuse at Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
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The Yorkshire Cricket Club scandal shows that racism remains entrenched and insidious
Unless we are prepared to scrutinise racist behaviour beyond the superficial level of incidents and language, the case of Azeem…
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Why does sport remain a safe place for racism?
From anti-Semitic football chants to the scandal at Yorkshire Cricket Club, the denial and obfuscation simply has to stop.
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John Barnes: “Boris Johnson doesn’t know he’s racist”
The former England star discusses his new book The Uncomfortable Truth About Racism.
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