Written by Kiliyah Mair Communications and Data Analyst, Enlightened Solutions For a great portion of my life, I have been extroverted. I love meeting new people and learning intimate stories of...
Read More
“I Fear I May Have Integrated My People Into a Burning House.” BY SHARIF EL-MEKKIMartin Luther King Jr. It is no secret that there is a widening diversity gap between...
Read More
Once upon a time, teaching offered social mobility, a great pension package, a chance to save for a house - and recognition and respect from the community. Today even writing...
Read More
Identity struggles are commonplace globally, but these questions are rarely asked of immigrants’ children in Africa. While dark skin can denote acceptance and a sense of belonging to the continent,...
Read More
“Why won’t politicians help them?” Jeremy DaviesData shows that many are ready to change their own lives and ultimately society. They just need policies to speed that process Like many...
Read More
Karen Geddes QPM (HON)Lecturer Staffordshire University. Former Supt. West Midlands Police - Founder of The Thin Black Line ‘If not you, then who?’ February 7th 2023 marked a year since...
Read More
Daniella Maison Editor of Social Cause Issues ‘She comes before you with a solemn heart, shorn of secrets, naked before the eyes of gods and men, to make her walk...
Read More
By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown The unceasing anxieties about who is ‘really’ British is becoming a wellspring of hatred On Desert Island Discs this weekend, Edward Enninful, the editor-in-chief of Vogue, expressed intense affection for Great...
Read More
A reminder of what’s at stake. “It recently dawned on me that this is more than just a strike about fees; it is about those young people who aspire to...
Read More
Audible Criminal exploitation of young people is not a new phenomenon. This practice has been taking place since Victorian England. The fairy tale image of Fagan and his troop of...
Read More