Racism

  • Anne Hathaway
    People

    Everyone should read Anne Hathaway’s tribute to murdered teen Nia Wilson

    We need “peace and prayers and JUSTICE”, insists the Ocean’s Eight star

    Posted by
    Kayleigh Dray
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  • Life

    Meet the women spearheading this Friday’s protest against Trump

    Will you be joining us to make a stand against Trump?

    Posted by
    Alix Walker
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  • People

    Ava DuVernay’s new Netflix series reminds us that Trump’s racism is nothing new

    In 1989, five young men of colour were wrongfully convicted of rape – and Trump whipped up animosity against them.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
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  • Visible Women

    This editor took out a full-page ad after being mistaken for a sex worker

    “We are black creative women heading to Cannes, please do not ask us how much for the night #AssumeNothing.”

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
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  • Life

    Why The Rape of Recy Taylor is the most important film of 2018

    “She went and got in the car with them, and they blindfolded her. And they took her away…”

    Posted by
    Kayleigh Dray
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  • Life

    London radio station shuts down after sexual harassment claims

    It's been described as “an uncomfortable and toxic environment which has led to the departure of many women of colour staff”

    Posted by
    Megan Murray
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  • Visible Women

    Why Sandra Oh was surprised to be cast in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s new drama

    As an actress of colour, she didn’t expect to be offered the lead role in Killing Eve.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • People

    Teen activists recreate famous film posters with black leads

    Harry Potter, James Bond and Bridget Jones all got the recasting treatment

    Posted by
    Moya Lothian-McLean
    Published
  • Life

    The Oscars prove there's an appetite for diversity in film. So where is it?

    There’s no excuse for the film industry to keep on ignoring underrepresented groups

    Posted by
    Emily Reynolds
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  • Life

    Stockholm is banning sexist and racist adverts – but where does the UK stand?

    This is why some ‘offensive’ ads are banned, but others aren’t

    Posted by
    Susan Devaney
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