#Bame

Rianna Croxford

The_Crox

I don’t think anyone identifies as BAME - there isn’t one homegenous experience. If you mean i.e black, just say black. 1/2https://twitter.com/vicderbyshire/status/1275677000884256768 2/2 Only ever seen this used as a

Peepal Tree Press

peepaltreepress

BAME is one of those words we often feel very mixed about. 'Non-white' is problematic (centres whiteness). 'POC' is often deemed too American (and 'coloured' has baggage). BAME is useful

Roshana Mehdian-Staffell

RoshanaMN

I think hospitals need to look at their vaccine programmes and ask themselves honestly:Have you really truly prioritised BAME staff who we know are at inherent higher risk?‘There’s a tick

Stephen Bush

stephenkb

This is not true. The vaccine uptake gap in the UK (which holds for *some*, but not all BAME groups) is not about a history of experimentation. Quite the reverse,

Cedi Frederick

CediArticle

1/The BAME Advisory Group is determined to influence the work of the Social Care COVID-19 Task Force. We have been working hard to gather as much information and hear from

Chris Stephens MP

ChrisStephens

Having read account(s) of today’s NEC meeting, and having served on it from 2007 to 2015, I would have voted for the motion. I am very supportive of moves to

Abimbola Johnson

BarristerAbi

Here we have @CWhittaker_MP a Conservative MP interchangeably blaming Muslims/Asians/Immigrants/BAME people for spikes in COVID19. Stating that they are not taking it seriously.... because they live in high multiple occupancy

Mish Rahman

misba70

THREAD 1/7This photo's doing the rounds in an article as a portrait of successful BAME organising within Labour over the last 3 years. Ok POINT 1 - I'm in this

YouGov

YouGov

THREAD/ We've conducted a representative new survey of 1,270 BAME Britons. YouGov's @TanyaSAbraham looks at perceptions and experience of racism in British society, attitudes towards the Black Lives Matter movement,

The Other Box

_TheOtherBox

Our #DiversityDictionary word of the week is widely used in the UK: #BAME, which stands for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. Sometimes known as BME. It's a functional term we

Gina Crane

notajogger

I was asked why @EsmeeFairbairn has started using the term "racialised communities" instead of BAME in its communications. It would be great to get feedback on this - positive or

Mish Rahman

mish_rahman

THREADYesterday I attended Labour’s full NEC as it met for its bi-monthly meeting. Overall it was a mixed bag, with some positives but also some aspects which left a bad

Areeq Chowdhury

AreeqChowdhury

The narrative on "BAME vaccine hesitancy" is flawed and based on weak data. Short thread on why I think we should reconsider our use of the phrase. Following anecdotal

Kaneez Khan

kaneezkhan31

Puttin it out there, taking the risk:As a governor of my children’s high school I experienced horrendous and traumatic racist bully from the white middle class governors and staff. After

David K Smith

professor_dave

Hi @LewisHamilton - you can bet that factors like this really affect many of the UK BAME school students who might want to become F1 engineers and designers. Given so

hannah young

hmlyoungphysio

A few things sprang to mind when reading this. Could the csp not use its research funding stream and put a call out which seeks to address the literature gap

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