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This Is What It's Like Going To The Gynecologist When You're Black, Trans And In Texas

"I get to the clinic 15 minutes early as requested. I’m greeted by the receptionist — and a bunch of stares."
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Unrealistic Hair Standards In The Black Community are Alive and Well – Why?

It's okay to let your hair just be.
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Navigating Worldwide Adventures As A Black And Gay Traveller

Paula Akpan, founder of Black Queer Travel Guide, on travelling the globe as a Black and queer person.
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The BMI System For Diabetes Is Failing People Of Colour

“A blanket approach is not acceptable any longer."
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How Travelling As A Black Woman Helped To Learn And Connect

Yasmin Boaitey created Black Girl Nomads to show her love for travel and to share the unique experiences of travelling solo as a Black British woman.
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The Black Farmer Fighting To Make Britain’s Farming More Diverse

Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones is fighting against the institutions and systems in Britain to make farming a more diverse industry. He hopes that more diversity with the people involved will mean more diversity in produce and results.
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Black Mental And Physical Health

Hosted by Yinka Bokinni, Black health inequalities and advice to improve it are explored in this episode of ‘Black Voices HuffPost UK’. DJ, producer and actor Goldie is joined by Black Ballad head of editorial Jendella Benson.
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Rules Against Racist Hair Discrimination 'Must Be Toughened Up'

Exclusive: Lib Dems call on ministers to take action as HuffPost UK hears stories of Black people experiencing stress and anxiety that affects school and work achievement.
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I Look White To Many. I’m Black. This Is What White People Say To Me

I’ve been a fly on the wall when white people didn’t know anyone of colour was looking or listening.
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‘Black History Is Just As Important For White Children’

‘Black Voices HuffPost UK’ is a conversation about race, society and change in contemporary Britain and beyond. In this episode, host Yinka Bokinni, singer/songwriter Jamelia, CBBC presenter Rhys Stephenson and Lavinya Stennett from The Black Curriculum discuss including more Black history in UK education.
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