In the wake of the Euros, racism and its protectors have stayed strong
Those wishing to continue the abuse of black players online can rest assured: they’ve got a friend in Westminster.
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Riz Ahmed’s goodbye to Britain: confronting identity and self in ‘The Long Goodbye’
Looking back at one 2020’s multimedia triumphs, a brutally honest tale of British Muslim identity told across music and film.
Police Brutality: The UK’s best-kept secret is finally coming to light
In the wake of protests in the United States, the UK has taken a closer look at its own record.
Difficult conversations with my family about race
Navigating conversations about race, between people with differing experiences.
What does the ‘Defunding the Police’ mean?
Explaining the often-misunderstood movement that has gained more attention in recent weeks than ever before.
Queen & Slim review – a well-told, moving and culturally important story
Kaluuya and Turner-Smith give power to a story that’s very relevant to our time.
Words that changed the world – the most influential speeches of all time
These words continue to have an impact even today.
Brand blunders: when supporting a cause goes wrong
When big brands jump on the bandwagon of a social cause, sometimes things don’t go to plan.
Green Book review – not a perfect run, but driven by two wonderfully enjoyable performances
We review The Green Book and the road trip that established an unlikely friendship, despite a backdrop of prejudice.
The Political Oscars and False Standards
Calling out the Oscars for it’s under-representation of marginalised groups and highlight our issue with their politics.