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Majority Of BAME People Support Defunding The Police, Report Finds

The Hope Not Hate survey also found two-thirds of Black, Asian and minority ethnic people in Britain feel the police are racially biased.
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Black Ballad Takeover: The Health Inequalities For Black British People

This week, Black Ballad is guest-editing HuffPost UK with a series by Black women on parenting, family, and our post-Covid future. In this special episode of Commons People, Arj Singh speaks with HuffPost UK's Nadine White, Black Ballad’s head of editorial, Jendella Benson and co-founder of the Five Times More campaign, Tinuke Awe to talk about the takeover and what Black Ballad's landmark motherhood survey shows about health inequality in Britain.
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'Detrimental' Changes To GCSE English Literature Exams Risk Teaching 'White Is Right'

Students will be able to drop subject areas in next year's exams, but teachers fear it could mean even less BAME representation in the curriculum.
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Medics Are Taught To Spot Rashes On White Skin. That Could Leave BAME Patients At Risk Of Covid

The lack of representation of Black and brown skin in clinical teaching means doctors could be misdiagnosing or missing symptoms of serious health conditions.
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How Boris Johnson's Vow To Tackle Race Inequality Stands A Year On

The PM took office a year ago. From BAME Covid deaths to his questionable commission appointments, here's his track record on race.
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'Medical Racism' Could Be Putting South Asian People At Greater Risk Of Coronavirus, Say Doctors

Discrimination has often left people of south Asian backgrounds "scared", "dehumanised" and reluctant to seek healthcare.
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BAME People Who Have Coronavirus Should Not Be Stigmatised, Lisa Nandy Says

Shadow cabinet minister tells HuffPost UK there needs to be a "conversation" about how Covid-19 is impacting different communities.
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Kemi Badenoch Rejected Downing Street Briefing Amid Fears It Would Look 'Tokenistic'

Equality minister says appearance on TV Q&A would “look like when we were talking about Black issues we bring a Black person”.
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3 Satisfying Comfort Food Recipes From A Cookbook That Helps Others

Want to eat food and do good? This cookbook is giving its profits to charities helping Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities.
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Two Friends Raised Half A Million To Fund Therapy For Black People. Here's Why

“We realised no change would happen unless we did it ourselves," Agnes Mwakatuma tells HuffPost UK.
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