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Organ Donors Will Be Asked Their Religion In Bid To Boost BAME Participation

1 in 5 people who died on the transplant list is from a black, Asian or minority ethnic background.
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Being The First Black Miss Universe GB Winner

Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers became the first black woman in the Miss Universe GB’s 66 years to win the competition. Now she’ll go to the Philippines to take on other contestants while being a role model for millions of black women.
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Generation Michelle: How A First Lady Inspired Girls Thousands Of Miles From The White House

"She’s 100% a good role model for me."
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Too Many Companies Are Paying Lip Service To Diversity. We Need Real, Proactive Solutions For The BAME Community

I’m getting tired of studies exposing how bad the employment gap is for BAME people, while nothing is actually being done about it
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A Short History Of The UK Race Relations Acts

On 25 October 1968, the Race Relations Act was passed. It was the second in a family of three laws on race relations, that went on to change and shape Britain.
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The September Issue: The Month Black Women Grace The Covers Of Our Favourite Magazines

In short, September 2018 is set to make history
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BAME Authors Should Not Be The Only Ones Tasked With Bringing Diversity To Children’s Literature

If writers limited themselves to drawing only from their own experiences, we’d have very few stories to tell
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Only 1% Of Kids' Books Have BAME Main Characters, So Here's How We Can Change That

It is simply not good enough to say that change will happen soon. It has to happen now
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Telling It Like It Is: When You Feel Different At Work, Find Your Tribe

Our columnist is the only black woman in her team in a well-known and largely white organisation.
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If You're Black, Your Uni Application Is More Likely To Be Flagged As Fraudulent

More than half of flagged applications were from black candidates.
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