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We should interrogate the convenient weaponisation of the latest data
An individual’s self-declared status is ultimately secondary to how states choose to identify them
First non-white occupant of Downing Street marks a major milestone for community that migrated from east African nations
Death of unarmed 24-year-old has reignited concerns of racism in London’s Met Police
Force takes action after public outcry to the death of Chris Kaba, as family criticise lack of urgency
Simon Okotie had mixed feelings about the anniversary. Now he is preparing for a street party
Dismantling systemic racism is a huge task, but many employees think organisations are failing to take it seriously
Anti-discrimination charities, unions and Labour concerned over ‘hopelessly ineffective’ plans
The former superintendent on how to change the culture of Britain’s biggest police force — and how John Boyega changed his life
The policing, elections and borders bills are an assault on the civil rights of ethnic minorities
Select committee urges ministers to take action if there is no ‘demonstrable progress’ on ridding racist behaviour
Our aim should be to marginalise the whole debate. It should not be the culture war of our time
Leading bodies admit after meeting that discrimination is a ‘blight’ on the sport
The game must tackle bigotry to remain the exemplar of British values
Inclusion schemes would be more effective if they involved associates from diverse backgrounds earlier on
Almost three-quarters struggle in ‘mirror-tocracy’ as they try to adapt to company culture
Ethnic minorities over-represented in junior positions, says gender equality charity
To achieve true social mobility, the state must act as a leveller
Prime minister announces plan to extend banning orders to cover fans posting abuse on the internet
Runnymede Trust calls on government to review its strategy for tackling discrimination
Boris Johnson urges tech bosses to ‘up their game’ ahead of introducing Online Safety Bill to parliament
Boris Johnson accused of hypocrisy for response, while team members themselves react to online attacks
How a year of riots and royalty illuminated the contradictions of modern Britain
We should not let culture wars obscure the fact that this group of children needs a new educational strategy
Compulsory disclosure is ‘obvious first step’ towards greater racial equality at work
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