Combating racism effectively requires collaborative efforts that transcend individual communities. When different groups come together, they can create a more powerful voice against discrimination and work towards systemic change. These collaborative efforts are essential in building a truly inclusive society. One notable example of such collaboration is the Show Racism the Red Card campaign in…
Intersectionality is a crucial concept in understanding and addressing the complex nature of discrimination and inequality. Coined by legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw, intersectionality recognises that individuals can face multiple, intersecting forms of oppression based on their various identities, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, disability, and more. In the context of Black inclusion and anti-racism…
Effective allyship is crucial in the fight against racism and discrimination. It involves actively supporting and advocating for marginalised groups, even when one doesn’t belong to that group. For Black Inclusion Week, understanding and promoting effective allyship is key to creating lasting change. Firstly, effective allyship begins with education. Allies must take the initiative to…