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Dorset Race
Equality Council is committed to providing accessible educational
material. We hope these articles will have something original,
challenging
and insightful to say that is also relevant to life in Dorset and the
wider UK community. As Professor
Vernellia Randall (University of Dayton) succinctly puts it on her website,
"Speaking Truth to Power!!" ("Signs of Racism" comes from Professor
Randall's website).
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| "SIGNS OF RACISM"
Excellent and informative article based on hard experience. When I
first read it I found myself nodding in agreement with so many of the
points it makes. |
| AMPLIFYING PREJUDICE?
Criminal Records Disclosures And Racial Discrimination. |
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| ARTICLES
HOSTED ON OTHER UK WEBSITES |
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| "Crusade
against the undocumented" By
Frances Webber. "Every day, across the UK, aggressive raids are being
carried out at workplaces to root out those without papers." You would
need a heart of stone not to be moved by this article." |
| "The
wrong side of the law:
The people of Stoke Newington, in the London borough of Hackney - the
poorest in England - have lost faith in their police. Allegations of
fabricating evidence, gratuitous violence and drug-dealing have blurred
the line between law-enforcers and law-breakers" by Cal Mccrystal. |
"The
Criminal Justice System
People
from ethnic minority backgrounds are effectively discriminated against
three times over when it comes to crime and the whole criminal justice
system." |
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"The
Trouble with Shariah" By Yahya Birt. "The Archbishop of
Canterbury’s recent intervention on the recognition of Shariah in
English law has sent the country into a spin."
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| "On
the 12th January 1983, at Stoke Newington police station, Colin Roach,
who was then aged 21, died of shotgun wounds. He is alleged
by
the police to have shot himself in the mouth. On the 13th
January, Dr. Chambers, the coroner, within whose district the death had
occurred, decided to hold an inquest." To read the complete report
click here > Coroners’
Law Resource |
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