The “blob” strikes back
The civil service is at war with the government, if the annual conference of its union, the FDA, is anything…
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Why Eurovision is beloved by the LGBTQ community
The contest, developed in the 1950s as an opportunity for cheap TV, is now synonymous with camp. How did it…
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The UK is less racist than the left – and the right – think
New polling shows that Britain is one of the countries most comfortable with ethnic diversity and immigration.
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“The people who have the power lack diversity”
We need a wider cohort of policymakers to make society fairer, says Felicia Odamtten, founder of the Black Economists Network.
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Royal Academy of Engineering chief: “The industry has a diversity deficit”
Hayaatun Sillem on the need for inclusive product design, problems with the education system, and her unexpected route into engineering.
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Who is really to blame for the Brits’ all-male shortlist?
Awkward as it might be, we can’t lay all of the fault on a “sexist boardroom” or a woke army.
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Black British values don’t align with the Tories – or Labour
There is no such thing – is a gay, atheist man of Jamaican descent the same as a Muslim British-Somali…
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The absurdities of Suella Braverman’s “war on woke”
The Attorney-General claims we live in a country in which diversity, equality and inclusion is the new orthodoxy – if…
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