Acknowledging the existence of institutional racism is not only a moral imperative but a critical foundation for effecting meaningful change.
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“Black sisterhood is a bond that transcends mere friendship, rooted in shared experiences and collective resilience. Dr. Joy Harden Bradford dives deep into its transformative power in her new book, underscoring the magic and challenges of these bonds. Join us as we explore the profound impact of Black sisterhood in modern times and the insights from a leading voice in Black women’s mental health.”
“Education is our rod and our staff; the secret is to not ask for what you know an oppressive people don’t want to give. We must take it. We are what we think, and we must think and act like the Kings and Queens they stole from Africa.” – Rubin Coward.
In the heart of modern Britain lies a grievous scar, a reminder of policies gone awry and lives irreversibly impacted. The Windrush Scandal, named after the ship MV Empire Windrush which in 1948 brought workers from the Caribbean to the UK, continues to reverberate, challenging the nation’s ideals of justice, equality, and human rights. As the Home Office unveils plans to curtail the Windrush Compensation Scheme, citing low application numbers, there emerges a critical question: Is Britain truly committed to rectifying the wrongs of its past? This article delves into the latest developments, the voices of resistance, and the continued struggle for justice for the Windrush victims.
Whitelash against Black knowledge isn’t only in the US: ask UK Prof Adi.
Prominent Groups Rally Behind Top Immigration Lawyer, Jacqueline McKenzie, Against Government Criticisms
This case highlighted a history of racial exploitation spanning seven decades, a grim reminder of a systemically racist medical system.
Utilizing ABCD Study to Identify Differences in Brain Development Among Racial Groups
Not being heard, not being taken seriously and being misunderstood by health care providers often describes a routine medical visit for many Black parents. For Black parents of young children, that lack of cultural understanding can lead to grim consequences for the health of the baby and mother.
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