#BAME

Sam Melnick

AutieScot

Disclaimer: I have no legal qualifications and this is NOT legal advice.Here is the section of the Equality Act 2010 that is relevant to the selection of candidates by political

Kiera Chapman

drkierachapman

DECOLONISING PLANNING: A THREADYas Beebeejaun @yasminah_b & I have been thinking about planning & colonialism. We know the COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting the BAME community.* Is the UK planning

Nadine Kaadan

Nadinekaadan

This week is #RefugeeWeek2020 and I would like to urge everyone, especially teachers and librarians, to pick their suggested reading list very wisely. I just finished reading a bestselling book

de Fault📝

antony_de_fault

There's a thing we on the left often do which I call 'victim burdening'. It's where we insist that all anti-abuse works be made by the victims of that abuse.

Kevin Fenton

ProfKevinFenton

1/8 @LondonADPH have issued a policy position to support BAME communities in London during and beyond the #COVID19 pandemic. I also recognise that “racism is a public health issue” –

abigail

abbiemalonexx

6 BAME cabinet ministers? wow! let’s talk about how that means fuck all:https://twitter.com/blue_beyond_/status/1295679389850644480 - the tories enforced the Hostile Environment policy, despite claims from within the party that it would

Dr Sally Beckwith

SallyBeckwithOT

Diversity in the Occupational Therapy Profession: a historical perspective, some of my personal reflections on experiences and a story in 6 Tweets @theRCOT @LecturerMish #Diversity In 1979 I went to

Sarah Vine

SarahVAtDSC

1/ 7Prof Cheryl Thomas' research into the justice system provides the most powerful illustration of why no one who cares about racial equality would countenance suspending or limiting access to

Rob Ford

robfordmancs

Three problems with Richard Burgon's contribution to the whole patriotism/flags debate - which was (1) voters who like flags and patriotism have their own party - the Conservative party (2)

Psychologists for Social Change

PsychSocChange

A call to action for @NHSuk on its 72nd birthday. BAME staff and communities are at greater risk from COVID19. This is why we need urgent action to address #structuralracism

James U. Proctor

JUProctor

As a disabled person myself, I am proud that our party is doing what it can to increase representation for disabled people in politics. Right now, many decisions are made

तेजस

tejmuk

Quite incredible for the Statesman to assert something as bold as "ethnic minorities feel excluded by Scottishness" in a completely fact free manner, when we have verifiable *official census identity

Gurinder Singh

Gurinder_Singh1

couple weeks back as part of my BAME risk assessment it was identified I didn’t have the correct PPE available. Was it my fault that I wouldn’t wear a mask

COPA90

Copa90

By now you’ll all have seen this image of @QPR’s Ilias Chair and Bright Osayi-Samuel celebrating by taking the knee last night. But you might not know about the excellent

NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC

YH_PSTRC

Incivility: A thread1 of 10/ Have you heard of incivility in the workplace?#RaceEqualityWeek #RaceEqualityMatters@network_race@RaceEquality_UK @LiviJosephHD 2 of 10/ Most of us have seen or experienced mild to moderate rudeness or

Defence Sikh Network UK

DefenceSikhNW

Today is #WorldReligionDayAnd just to showcase how much support the Ministry of Defence gives here's as many different social media pages for the various beliefs, cultures, and diversity networks below

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